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Definition of Participation Metrics for IETF Attendees
draft-elkins-mtgvenue-participation-metrics-01

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Authors Nalini Elkins , Vinayak Hegde
Last updated 2017-05-04 (Latest revision 2016-10-31)
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Abstract

IETF meetings are held physically in various geographic regions of the world. One of the criteria for choosing a location is the amount of participation by the people in that region. Additionally, questions arise as to whether holding a physical meeting in a location increases the amount of participation by local attendees. Participation in the IETF process may occur in a number of different ways: email lists, writing drafts, physical or remote attendance at a meeting, chairing Working Groups and so on. This document defines the metrics and terms which may be used to measure participation both before and after an IETF meeting.

Authors

Nalini Elkins
Vinayak Hegde

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