Leslie,
I think all the cities provide all the facilities and conforts needed for an
IETF meeting. I think it may depend on the time of the year. During the period
of May to September the weather will allow the attendees to walk at lunch time.
I have not been at other times of the year, but my feeling is tht after
September the weather gets colder and may not be as pleasant.
Cordially
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Enviado el: lunes, 18 de abril de 2016 10:16
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Asunto: [Recentattendees] Interim step on meetings site feedback — for sites
currently under active consideration
All,
The IAOC and its meetings committee are continuing to review the situation with
respect to meeting in Singapore. As I noted about a week ago [1], we are
reviewing our meeting planning procedures to ensure that we have input at
appropriate points to ensure issues are identified and addressed before
contracts are signed and announcements made. This will mean more transparency,
including sharing the list of cities under consideration when we have a
workable way to handle and hear the feedback. We will make concrete progress
on that at our retreat in a few weeks time.
In the meantime, we do have active site discussions and negotiations ready to
close for meetings that are coming up. In addition to reaching out to groups
or agencies that have specific knowledge about travel for diverse groups
including religious, ethnical and LGBTQ people, we are reaching out to the IETF
community as a whole with this note.
In order to make sure we haven’t overlooked something else that should have
been properly considered for sites under consideration, as well as to gather
some running code on how a feedback process might work, we would like to hear
from anyone who is aware of reasons we could not have a successful meeting in
any of the following cities, or of any limits to attendee accessibility or
inclusiveness that should be considered:
Paris
Montreal
Copenhagen
Please send your input to venue-selection(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org. It will help
the review process if the Subject line had the name of the city first, Subject:
<city>.
In order not miss the contract opportunities, city-specific input would be most
helpful if received by the end of May 2, 2016.
Other input on the process will be best received in e-mail at
venue-selection(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org with the Subject line: Process. As we
iterate the process we will continue to seek input to fashion a meeting
planning process that works.
Leslie,
for the IAOC.
[1] https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/ietf/hKwBYOwPkE6VTA4mxxf00NTLLF0
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