Re: [802SEC] Attendance Credit At LMSC WG Meetings
John, #1 is correct. If the person is not in attendance (physically present in the room) for at least 75% of the time of the meeting segment, no attendance credit is earned for that segment. Signing the book is necessary but not sufficient to earn credit for each segment.
Thanx, Buzz
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From: John Lemon [mailto:JLemon@LUMINOUS.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 3:56 PM
To: STDS-802-SEC@listserv.ieee.org
Subject: [802SEC] Attendance Credit At LMSC WG Meetings
More experienced ones:
I'm seeking some advice on how to handle a claim of attendance at the most recent plenary meeting. One person managed to sign-in for 75% of the half-day sign-in slots for 802.17. However, said person was not actually in attendance for more than a few minutes for some of those periods.
What would you recommend we do in such a situation?
1. Strike the sign-ins for the periods when the person was in attendance for only a few minutes, and notify them of the action? 2. Strike the sign-ins for the periods when the person was in attendance for only a few minutes, without notifying them of the action? 3. Count this as a learning experience and institute tighter control on the sign-in booklet in the future? 4. Other?
If you chose 3, how would you recommend preventing this abuse in the future?
Tony, I came in to the 802.1 meeting for our joint 802.1/802.17 meeting just as you were finishing saying something about this to the 802.1 participants. I missed most of what you said. Could you repeat it here?
Thanks,
John Lemon
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