> > When I talk to my friend in the corridor of an IETF gathering I am not > > covered > > by the IPR rules. When I go to the bar and find I am redesigning IPv6 > > (again) I > > am not covered by the IPR rules. > > Actually, when you as an AD talk to your friend, doesn't Note Well > apply? Unless by "The IESG, or any member thereof on behalf of the IESG" > we understand that you're not always speaking "on behalf of the IESG" > (which would be a reasonable interpretation, IMHO).
You mean, I hope, "when I talk as an AD to my friend". Otherwise I am going to have to be very careful when I talk to my wife. I wonder if Note Well applies to IESG breakfast? I have a patent on a way of eating eggs while reporting on hot spots. I am prepared to license it, but will not grant free use (unless someone has a patent on eating pain au chocloat while drinking coffee and reading email that they want to exchange with me). A _______________________________________________ Gen-art mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/gen-art
