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Boris Duval

Hi everyone, I’m Boris Duval from the RIPE NCC. This chat panel is meant for discussion ONLY. If you have questions for the speaker, please write it in the Q&A window stating your name and affiliation. Otherwise, you can ask questions using the microphone icon.

(18:01:39)

Melchior Aelmans

You'll probably do well Remco :D

(18:02:56)

Ondrej Filip_265

It is great to have a Polish presenter, he can read my name properly. :-)

(18:06:21)

Melchior Aelmans

:D

(18:07:11)

Will van Gulik

could somone mute gwen temporarly ?

(18:09:27)

Brian Nisbet_536

Yes, was about to ask.

(18:09:33)

Sebastian Wiesinger

Can someone mute Gwen?

(18:09:33)

Will van Gulik

thanks ;)

(18:10:00)

Gwen van Berne

Sorry guys, one of my smoke detectors sponteneously started to make noise and in my response I think I pressed my sound on instead of off..

(18:16:53)

Melchior Aelmans

we only shortly heard it

(18:17:20)

Gwen van Berne

Meetecho buttons are still a bit new..

(18:17:24)

Melchior Aelmans

:D

(18:17:30)

Gwen van Berne

Apologies :-)

(18:17:36)

Serbulov Dmitry

".. please state your affiliation before asking the question. " what does it mean?

(18:23:36)

Denesh Bhabuta

hich company you are representing.

(18:23:56)

*which

(18:24:00)

Brian Nisbet_536

something like "Brian Nisbet - HEAnet"

(18:24:05)

Boris Duval

Exactly, thanks Denesh and Brian. Dmitry, could try again to send your question with your affiliation and name in the text? Many thanks!

(18:25:14)

Serbulov Dmitry

I already wroute it on my profile in A&Q! ? but

(18:25:56)

Moderator odes not see it?

(18:26:18)

Hans Petter Holen

Q&A is a completely separate system from the voice queue

(18:26:48)

Peter Koch

with the variety of jurisdictions the statement can be read as overly broad; is that certification justified by Dutch corporate law?

(18:28:14)

Toni Müller

Is this question limited to financial issues, and/or would it prevent someone from being able to stand for election? (Just asking - it's the first time I hear about any COC, anyway).

(18:28:45)

Boris Duval

Hi Peter and Toni, please write your question in the Q&A panel (icon with question mark) or ask your question using audio. Thank you!

(18:30:47)

Peter Koch

this is stronger than ICANN's due diligence, isn't it?

(18:30:58)

@Boris: thanks for the reminder, Q&A unavailable, but we can better take it to the list anyway

(18:31:20)

Toni Müller

Boris, the Q&A panel doesn't load for me. :(

(18:31:28)

Hans Petter Holen

No, ICANNs due diligence uses an indipendent investigator

(18:31:30)

Mirjam Kühne

@Toni, here is the RIPE Code of Conduct that was referred to: https://ripe81.ripe.net/attend/coc/

(18:31:44)

Hans Petter Holen

Then the NOMCOM must make a judgementcall

(18:31:47)

Peter Koch

@HPH: and the results are not made public

(18:31:57)

Hans Petter Holen

No

(18:32:04)

ICANN Nomcoms deliberations are not public. They get the report before the result is announced.

(18:32:30)

Herve Clement

Due Diligence is a pretty long and complete process

(18:32:42)

Mirjam Kühne

If the Q&A window doesn't work for you, you can click on "open in new Tab" and use RIPE81 as the code word.

(18:33:02)

Sergey Myasoedov

Peter, is self-certification stronger?

(18:34:17)

Herve Clement

For Due Diligence, that's the reason why we tried to put it in place the sooner as possible for the ICANN Board of Directors selection process (ASO)

(18:34:25)

Maximilian Wilhelm

What's "P&L"?

(18:44:12)

Rob Evans

Profit & Loss

(18:44:19)

Brian Nisbet_536

Profit & Loss

(18:44:20)

Maximilian Wilhelm

Thanks

(18:44:24)

Paul Boissel dombreval

I don't find the spike to be that big.

(18:44:44)

Maximilian Wilhelm

So the DB is probably running in the cloud of one member in the future?

(19:02:56)

Serbulov Dmitry

Sory, we come to listen o make questions?

(19:03:22)

Remco van Mook

just the public part, to be clear

(19:03:26)

Dmitry, I'll get to your questions after the presentation

(19:03:40)

Serbulov Dmitry

We have enouhth time?

(19:04:01)

Remco van Mook

we have as long as we need

(19:04:11)

Serbulov Dmitry

ok

(19:04:17)

Kaveh Ranjbar

@Maximilian that is only for increasing availability and resiliency. We will make sure we will have our own capacity to keep the core of the service alive, in case the cloud provider(s) are having issues.

(19:04:46)

Gwen van Berne

Dear Paul, last year showed record revenue numbers (48M) you are right that if we look at income in financial statement that spike is gone - because we take out the redistribution from those numbers.

(19:04:53)

Maximilian Wilhelm

Remco, Kaveh, thank you

(19:05:27)

Gwen van Berne

Revenue looks at all incoming funds. Sign up fee was 12M in 2019. This was unprecedented

(19:06:59)

Toni Müller

What does "move to the cloud" mean in the context of RIPE NCC? And what are we really expecting to get? I guess we should have a fairly steady load on infrastructure. If it means going to one of the big public cloud providers, which one(s) are they?

(19:07:51)

Sascha Luck

grrr... re*mun*eration

(19:08:57)

Boris Duval

Hi Toni, please write your question in the Q&A panel (icon with question mark) or please wait until the end of the talk and ask your question using audio. Thank you!

(19:09:12)

Kaveh Ranjbar

@Toni, really depends on the service. For example for Information Services like RIPE Atlas, we have huge datasets which can be provisioned much more efficiently in the cloud.

(19:09:32)

Toni Müller

Hi Boris! As I said, the Q&A piece of the website, and actually also the other small frames, don't load in my browser.

(19:10:07)

Pawel Worach

@Toni Q&A panel needs 3rd-party cookies

(19:10:21)

Toni Müller

They are just white rectangles.

(19:10:24)

Kaveh Ranjbar

On the other hand, I can not imagine we ever move our mailing lists to the cloud. There is a clear process to evaluate each service which would be considered to move to the cloud, to make sure we are not going to depend critically on an external party.

(19:10:36)

Boris Duval

@Toni, maybe try to open slido in another browser (https://www.sli.do/) and use RIPE81 as the event code.

(19:12:27)

Paul Boissel dombreval

I don't get what he has to upgrade to get IPv6 working...

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Is he using 20 years old proprietary hardware?

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hardware/software

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Robert Scheck

I don't get the question behind it. Is it that the RIPE NCC focusses on to many non-related topics?

(19:20:08)

Sascha Lenz

Yes, obviously

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(I think that's the same point as always, we've already heard that the last ... 10? GMs I think)

(19:20:46)

Toni Müller

@Boris: It's not working. So far, I have managed to get a prompt from them, asking for a meeting code.

(19:22:41)

Boris Duval

ok no problem, we will ask one of my colleagues to read it out for you. What's your affiliation?

(19:23:23)

Toni Müller

You mean, the LIR?

(19:23:54)

Boris Duval

yes exactly

(19:24:07)

Toni Müller

I'm from oeko.net (NCC-RegID de.oekonet).

(19:25:00)

Boris Duval

great, thanks Toni!

(19:25:12)

Toni Müller

I would say that asking employees to work from home in an effort to save on office cost, is basically "defrauding" the employees of a part of their salary, because now the employee has to pay for this space.

(19:29:38)

Wolfgang Zenker

I agree, but if employes want to work from home more of the time, this might result in lower office costs anyway

(19:33:22)

Hans Petter Holen

That is of course out of the question. One might however for-see more choice from the employee from where to work, within legal constraints such as labour law, tax, social security etc.

(19:33:22)

Serbulov Dmitry

can you give links for the texts of resolutions

(19:34:06)

Sascha Luck

IANATaxL but afaik that can be defrayed as expenses

(19:34:10)

Rob Evans

https://www.ripe.net/participate/me…ngs/gm/meetings/october-2020/agenda

(19:34:19)

Sascha Luck

ditto for the extra power usage

(19:34:39)

Hans Petter Holen

Tax also in context of which country.

(19:34:46)

Rob Evans

(Also the supporting documents linked from the left on that page.)

(19:34:48)

Hans Petter Holen

Additional costs regarding working from home has been raised by our Works Council, so we are working on a solution for this.

(19:36:04)

Peter Koch

thank!

(19:41:27)

"never" would include cases that go back to your youth ...

(19:43:00)

Toni Müller

This formulation is indeed extremely broad.

(19:43:10)

Robert Scheck

Yes, the *any* is misleading

(19:43:21)

Jan Zorz

is people that is against a rule about "never committed fraud" thinking about committing a fraud and running for the Board? :)

(19:44:16)

Toni Müller

But I am personally more concerned about any code-of-conducts, which have in the past been used to destroy other communities.

(19:44:33)

Paul Boissel dombreval

Well, the problem is that the corrupt government can get you convicted for fraud even if you have not done anything.

(19:44:43)

Sascha Luck

but a conviction is not even necessary

(19:45:18)

Jan Zorz

no, conviction is necessary

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without conviction you are innocent

(19:45:46)

Paul Boissel dombreval

Also, what fraud?

(19:45:57)

Jan Zorz

accusation doesn't make you guilty

(19:45:58)

Sascha Luck

that wasn't the answer when I sked that earlier

(19:45:59)

Toni Müller

Also true. I am all in favour of candidates having to declare their stance in advance, but it should not prevent them from standing, and from being elected.

(19:46:04)

Peter Koch

but you'd still have to disclose?

(19:46:05)

Sascha Luck

they said the trusted contacs and/or the board decide guilt

(19:46:20)

Paul Boissel dombreval

For example, I've been convicted of sharing copies of copyrighted work, I can't be a candidate?

(19:46:47)

Peter Koch

and that govt issued statement goes back to earlier than 18 yrs of age?

(19:47:08)

Jan Zorz

trusted contacts decide guilt if the candidate broke the standard code of conduct during the RIPE meeting or on the mailing lists

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Sascha Luck

Not every jurisdiction provdes these!

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Ireland doesn't even have an official process for it

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Jan Zorz

Sascha: that has nothing to do with fraud or financial misconduction

(19:47:50)

Peter Koch

indeed, liman, and the ability to get an unlimited certificate is restricted for very good reasons

(19:49:20)

Paul Boissel dombreval

I think that anyone should be free to be a candidate. If people vote for somebody who is blatantly a fraud, then that's the way it is.

(19:49:33)

Sascha Luck

audio q stopped working for me

(19:49:47)

Yuriy Bogdanov

Agree with Paul

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Hans Petter Holen

In Norway I would need legal grounds for getting such a certificate, and it would not only be time limited but also specific for the purpose. Serving as a board member of the RIPE NCC is as far as I know not a legal ground to get a police certificate of good conduct.

(19:51:00)

Sascha Luck

fair point, preselecting candidates disempowers the electorate

(19:51:42)

Toni Müller

Nope. "Haste makes waste!"

(19:53:09)

Jan Kuipers

Also, these conduct certificates would probably have different criteria per jurisdiction

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Admin Headlight

In Germany, you get a document, which covers issues but they are deleted after a certain period of time (excluding anything over 90*daily rate and you can apply for a copy

(19:53:30)

Jan Zorz

it's not perfect, but it's better than what we have now...

(19:53:51)

Sascha Luck

Disagree

(19:54:11)

Brian Nisbet_536

I certainly agree it's not perfect. :) There's lots of good work done by the TF, truly, it's the translation into the AoA in this way that I'm really worried about.

(19:54:24)

Toni Müller

This thing is imho much worse than what we have now.

(19:54:26)

Jan Zorz

Brian: maybe... it's a very cut-down version of what FT came up with :)

(19:55:10)

Peter Koch

the point is self-certification; if you fail to disclose an issue that would be privileged under your jurisdiction; by self-certifying, you're lyning to the electorate - so what do you do? This might be a bit over-engineered

(19:55:12)

Maximilian Wilhelm

I guess it would have been nice to have 3 resolutions for those three points (ID, CoC, legal)

(19:55:31)

Toni Müller

And I would also ask that the vote should be split: One for the CoC, one for the self-declaration, and one for what happens with the self-declaration.

(19:55:48)

Jan Zorz

Max: true...

(19:55:49)

Toni Müller

Not lump these unrelated things together.

(19:56:01)

Jan Zorz

agree

(19:56:25)

Hans Petter Holen

At this GM you can unfortunately only vote on what is on the published agenda.

(19:57:08)

Maximilian Wilhelm

I know. I guess take it as feedback for future resolutions :)

(19:57:30)

Admin Headlight

why cant you split it? the other way to combine 3 questions into 1 might be a problem...

(19:57:44)

Sascha Luck

so the only way is to vote against and take it up again nerxt GM

(19:57:49)

Maximilian Wilhelm

The voting is already open

(19:57:55)

Peter Koch

the ID issue should be solved without touching the AoA

(19:58:00)

Sascha Luck

says clsed for me :p

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*closed

(19:58:21)

Paul Boissel dombreval

Maximilian: not here.

(19:58:28)

Sascha Luck

vote early, vote often

(19:58:51)

Peter Koch

agree with Liman

(19:59:12)

Maximilian Wilhelm

+1

(19:59:19)

Pavel Zavada

+1

(19:59:20)

Toni Müller

I also agree with Liman

(19:59:21)

Brian Nisbet_536

Well, we all get to vote on that now! :)

(19:59:32)

Turn our +1s into definite votes.

(19:59:50)

Peter Koch

well, we learned that '+1' is consensus building, not voting ;-)

(20:00:16)

Sascha Luck

meh, turnout gone down again

(20:00:26)

Brian Nisbet_536

:P

(20:00:28)

Anders Mundt Due

wonder what would happen if politicians had the same rigorous rules for getting a position

(20:03:40)

Sascha Luck

they do in many places

(20:03:55)

Jan Zorz

we would have no politicians... :)

(20:03:59)

is that good or bad? :)

(20:04:06)

Sascha Luck

plus they have to declare their financial situation

(20:04:15)

that's a hard one ;D

(20:06:03)

Jan Zorz

they do

(20:07:42)

in my country - yes :)

(20:07:48)

and then all the changes of financial situation ;)

(20:08:02)

Denesh Bhabuta

Where is the Whiskey BoF?

(20:08:06)

Erik Bais

Thank you all for the GM.

(20:08:08)

Denesh Bhabuta

Thank you all

(20:08:14)

Erik Bais

Denesh : on Spatial. ;)

(20:08:19)

Wessel Sandkuijl

Thanks all

(20:08:23)

Piotr Strzyżewski

@Denesh Spatial

(20:08:23)

Toni Müller

Can you please display the overview slide for the three further resoltions?

(20:08:24)

Sebastian Becker

Thank you!

(20:08:24)

Denesh Bhabuta

What time? Now?

(20:08:25)

Will van Gulik

thanks everyone !

(20:08:25)

Joachim Ernst

Thanks

(20:08:26)

Matthieu Herrb

thank you.

(20:08:26)

Rob Evans

TTFN people, thanks for an interesting GM!

(20:08:27)

James Kennedy

Thanks all

(20:08:27)

Boris Duval

This session has now ended. Tomorrow, we will start Day Three with the Anti-Abuse WG session at 10:00 (UTC+1) – see you there!

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