Re: Political correctness (was: Outlawing PowerPoint)

[Joel Halpern <jhalpern at newbridge.com>]

Actually, there are some assumptions here that I find "interesting". 
1) When I was an AD, I rarely wanted to be at the front of the room.
   To watch the interaction, and see who was asying what, it is much
   easier from further back in the room.

2) As a participant in several crowded working groups this time, I never
   found being in the back to be a problem.  I could hear and see
   sufficiently.    If I wanted to get to the Microphone, it was not a
   problem.

The only problem for participatns, ADs, etc is being able to get in the
room.  It is nice to get a chair somewhere.  But, getting to the front has
never seemed critical or problematic.

Yours,
Joel M. Halpern                         jhalpern at newbridge.com
Newbridge Networks Inc.