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I agree with Geoff.
Marshall
On Nov 15, 2005, at 1:17 PM, Geoff Huston wrote:
At 01:50 PM 12/11/2005, John wrote:To avoid extra overload from the co-chairs during the session, and if we
want to make it more strict, if any of the presenters is not done with
his/her slides, he will not be able to talk.
"more strict"????
sorry, but that's just not on - if all we are these days as a meeting is a powerpoint pack swap session, then we may as well pack up all this ietf stuff and all go away right now!
I appreciate that powerpoint does enable complex concepts to be conveyed with some ease, and that it (and its functional equivalants) is in heavy use these days, but I would be very worried if we get to a state that Jordi appears to be advocating where a) powerpoint is a mandatory precondition for presenting at a WG meeting and b) you must present according to a previously deposited and circulated powerpoint script. We all do our best in terms of priorities, schedules and network stability to get this material up prior to a WG session, and sometimes it all works, and sometimes, despite our best of intentions, it does not.
Geoff
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