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>I can imagine, without much trouble, a scenario >in which, e.g., someone showed up and claimed to "represent" a >company with considerable IETF experience (and other employees >as long-term participants), started pushing a technically >unviable idea and justifying it on the basis of his or her >company's market position. Unfortunately, this is exactly the sort of thing the IETF is periodically accused of doing. Just look through the archives and you'll see that every so often someone (usually but not always from 'outside') will pop up in public and claim that the IETF is run solely by and for the benefit of large corporations. It isn't a particularly difficult argument to counter, but the damage to the organization's image is still there. Cheers, RGF Robert G. Ferrell, CISSP Information Systems Security Officer National Business Center U. S. Dept. of the Interior Robert_G_Ferrell at nbc.gov ======================================== Who goeth without humor goeth unarmed. ========================================
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