Re: IAOC requesting input on (potential) meeting cities

Hi,
> Some of this is functional, such as a single queue for everyone 
> wanting to speak, no matter where they are.  Some of this is much more 
> robust performance and reliability (within obvious networking 
> limitations.)
> I suspect the easiest bit will be improved usability design, since the 
> Meetecho folk tend to start with reasonable design and make 
> improvements quickly, as experience is gained.  But yes, from some 
> comments over the last two meetings, there's probably room for that 
> improvement.
there are more universities across the globe who do remote lectures 
using "lecture hall to lecture hall" concept. I can ask CESNET "remote 
collaboration" team during Prague meeting to discuss stuff and avoid 
dead ends already found.
                    Michal