Re: Fram behind closed doors via opaque channels (fwd)

[Jim Dixon <jdd at matthew.uk1.vbc.net>]

The following email to these lists bounced because the 100K attachment
exceeded the maximum file size of 64K.  

Anyone interested can retrieve the Brussels presentation from
	ftp://www.vbc.net/pub/ifwp.dc.report.html

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Date: Sat, 11 Jul 1998 18:14:12 +0100 (BST)
From: Jim Dixon <jdd at matthew.uk1.vbc.net>
To: Stef at nma.com, ietf at ietf.org, com-priv at lists.psi.com,
    DOMAIN-POLICY at lists.internic.net, discussion-draft at giaw.org
Subject: Re: Fram behind closed doors via opaque channels

On Sat, 11 Jul 1998, Brian E Carpenter wrote:

> Apart from that, I suggest you ask people who were at both the
> Reston and the Brussels meeting whether the report on Reston
> given in Brussels was accurate. I can't judge, as I was only in 
> Brussels, which was very constructive by the way. 

<sigh>  OK, the Powerpoint presentation is attached.  People can
judge for themselves whether or not it is accurate.

In so doing, please be aware that when I wrote the presentation, I had
been travelling since the Reston meeting (DC, NY, London, Brussels)
without returning to my office, so I had no chance to review the
conference results. 

And therefore before I began talking, I said that this was one man's view
of what happened at the DC meeting, that I could only attend two out of
six workshops (because there were three each day and you had to choose),
and that necessarily my description was partial and incomplete. 

I also went out of my way to praise ISOC for their generousity in making
the INET venue available for IFWP/Europe.  I believe that I said something
about the new spirit of consensus that was transforming this process.

Oh well ;-}
 
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