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Keith> I honestly don't know how many of the 'lurkers' in any particular room Keith> are actively participating in some WG versus how many are lurking in Keith> all of them. but I do know that a large number of lurkers is harmful Keith> to a WG's ability to conduct a useful meeting. How so? If they're just lurking, the only harm I could see is taking up space in the room. I started out more or less lurking, mainly just to make sure people didn't try to do something stupid in my areas of interest. But gradually over time I found I was able to participate at a more meaningful level. So lurking can be a Good Thing, from a certain point of view. -- John
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