Re: IETF 100, Singapore -- proposed path forward and request for input

Hi Melinda,

> > question.   I think it is plain why you think that it is not the right
> > question.   However, by changing the topic, you are asserting that your
> > belief about what the right question is is more important than either
> > the IAOC's beliefs or the beliefs of other IETFers who believe that it
> > was a reasonable question.
> I absolutely don't think "Can we have a successful meeting in
> Singapore" is the right question.  "We" can have a very
> successful meeting, depending on the value of "we."
>
> So, when we talk about "we," who's included?
we, as a community. Successful meeting does not need personal presence 
of any particular person.
I wish we have ideal place where no participants have issues (with their 
orientation, budget, nationality, politics, work, children ...), but we 
do not have such a place.
                Michal

P.S: There is also other view at the problem - there are cultures that 
do not allow people to express their opinions openly in the list (as 
they are losing credit while complaining). Do we forgive those people?