> None of the below makes any difference. We do not know what instructions
> Vixie has given Austein, and we do not need to know.
>
> The considerations for conflict of interest are well established:
[...]
> Austein needs to avoid participating in issues that affect
> his company, its financial
> > Austein needs to avoid participating in issues that affect
> > his company, its financial position, or that of his co-workers.
>
> Should Rob recuse himself from *any* matter that Paul's sent an email
> about? What about opinions Paul may have discussed with Rob privately?
> Or just things he
On Mon, 11 Jun 2007, Paul Vixie wrote:
> > > Austein needs to avoid participating in issues that affect
> > > his company, its financial position, or that of his co-workers.
> >
> > Should Rob recuse himself from *any* matter that Paul's sent an email
> > about? What about opinions Paul may have
This is getting silly, where Rob works, who Rob works with, who Rob
talks to, are all irrelevant.
Rob is a co-chair of the working group and serves at the pleasure of the AD,
he can be terminated at any moment, if he engages in anything that the AD
perceives as un-professional, un-ethical or just
I have asked the IESG and the ISOC Attorney to intervene in this matter,
informally.
What Olafur says below is just complete nonsense. I also make a living,
consult to companies that seek patents, and serve a non-profit
anti-patent organization. My company also does IT consulting to
companies th
I reviewed the draft (sorry I was not in Prague). My comment which does
not duplicate the previous comments of Joe Abley, Andrew Sullivan, and
Rob Austein:
> 4.5. Multi-homing of name servers across protocol families is less
> likely to lead to or encounter truncation, partly because multipro
On Mon, Jun 11, 2007 at 07:03:13PM -0400, Dean Anderson wrote:
> I have asked the IESG and the ISOC Attorney to intervene in this matter,
> informally.
Let me personally add that I find this a very sad moment in the already
sorry history of DNS standardisation...
Bert
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