Frederick or Fred Baker may refer to: (wikipedia)
What we do is architect the Internet, and the Internet is still a pretty rollicking place. We describe different functions that get done and principles by which they work, which is a different way to do architecture.
When we had 3,000-person meetings, a lot of the people were not there to work on things. The meetings that we have are smaller. The mailing lists are more contained, and the work is actually proceeding better.
I doubt that we will literally block publication.
It's worth it to get pedestrian facilities into that neighborhood.
I believe we already have the tools that they need, ... If they need some other capability, then we can pursue that.
This is a governmental use of the Internet, but I can imagine corporations having corollary services in their networks,
The IETF is interested in building something like a Swiss Army knife. We give you the tools and you can go build your network. If you don't have the right tools, then you can come back and identify the tools you need and we'll build them.
I think anytime you get all the groups together, practicing and doing the thing, residents have to feel good that we are doing the best at what's thrown at us. Did things go perfectly? No. Were there things we learned? We learned tons of things.
