[tsvwg] TSVWG Changes for IETF76 (Hiroshima)

["James M. Polk" <jmpolk at cisco.com>]

TSVWG

This is the announcement of two changes wrt TSVWG at Hiroshima:

Change #1 - The WG session time has MOVED from Monday to Thursday (11/12).

not only that, but we've reduced the time from a TWO hour slot to a 
ONE hour slot.

TSVWG is now the last 1 hour slot before the Technical plenary 
(1510-1610 Afternoon Session II).

Magnus will still chair the WG.

Change #2 - because of the reduced time for WG f2f time, the chairs 
are placing a deadline on when authors can make agenda requests. This 
deadline is Wednesday, Oct 28th at 1700 EDT.  The chairs haven't 
heard from anyone about agenda requests in a while, so this shouldn't 
affect many folks - as nearly all WG items are already accounted for.

Again -- send your agenda request to me (UNICAST!)

James & Gorry
<chair hats on>

> Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:15:30 -0500
> To: tsvwg <tsvwg at ietf.org>
> From: "James M. Polk" <jmpolk at cisco.com>
> Subject: [tsvwg] Agenda Requests for IETF76 (Hiroshima)
>
> TSVWG is meeting in Hiroshima, currently scheduled for 1740-1940 
> Monday evening -- BUT the agenda is still in *DRAFT* form, so this 
> timeslot may still change.
>
> Neither of your WG chairs will be in Hiroshima, however - Magnus 
> (outgoing Transport AD) has agreed to chair the WG (as he did for 
> years) for this meeting. Thank you Magnus!
>
> The chairs are requesting anyone who wants to present in TSVWG send 
> me (i.e., unicast) your agenda requests asap. I will still be 
> building the agenda that is posted, and need to know who plans on presenting.
>
> In this agenda request, you need to tell me:
>
> - your name
> - the name of the presenter
> - the document you want to present about
> - the amount of time you want to present (10 min. is the average granted)
>
> This document/preso needs to be within TSVWG's current charter, or 
> you need to be convincing to the WG and chairs why TSVWG needs to 
> expand our charter to cover your document.
>
> I'll let you know that general Transport Area topics are better 
> served within the TSVAREA WG, and they have time available in that 
> session still.
>
> James & Gorry
> TSVWG chairs