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The NomCom Requests your Support
by Daniel Karrenberg 28 May '20

28 May '20

Dear Friends and Colleagues of the RIPE community, If your feeling is something like "Oh no, not another long message from the NomCom! I wish they would just get on with it." you do not need to read further. It would certainly help us if you explicitly told us briefly to "just get on with it". Thanks Daniel ------------------ From: Daniel Karrenberg - Chair of the RIPE 2020 Nominating Committee. To: Christian Kaufmann - Chair of the RIPE NCC Executive Board, Franziska Lichtblau - Chair of the RIPE Program Committee, Hans Petter Holen - RIPE Chair ad-interim & Chair of the RIPE WG Chairs, RIPE Community. Christian, Franziska, Hans Petter, Friends and Colleagues, The process to select two persons to succeed Hans Petter Holen as RIPE chair has been under way since September 2019. The NomCom has worked diligently to run the process that has been agreed by the community and codified in ripe-727 and ripe-728. We have called for nominees, canvassed when we had only one nomination and received four further nominations. We have dealt with the unforeseen withdrawal of Hans Petter. We have recognised the increased urgency that Hans Petter's resignation as RIPE Chair puts on the process by slightly tightening our time line without compromising on running an exemplary process. We have held three formal and two informal meetings, talked to the nominees by teleconference and received substantial input about all nominees from a diverse set of people in the community. We have kept the community informed by announcements on the RIPE mailing list, by providing a dedicated blog, by publishing complementary material on RIPE Labs, by reporting to the community plenary at RIPE80 and by talking about our work whenever the opportunity presented itself. Last week, during RIPE80, there were some calls from within the RIPE community to stop this process and start over. There also have been suggestions to issue another call for nominations and then continue as before. Since our mandate does not extend beyond executing the process along an agreed time line we are extremely reluctant to deviate from this unless we observe a clear and strong consensus in the community to deviate for the sake of pragmatism. We have discussed this extensively and decided against changing the planned time line because we see no such consensus. We also considered the consequences: Deviating from the plan at this time would put Hans Petter into the difficult position of having to work a new and demanding job next to filling the RIPE Chair ad interim role. This is too much to ask of anyone even without taking into account the recent discussion on ripe-chair-discuss. Hans Petter has told us that he accepted the ad-interim role on the assumption that we will finish our work on time and that he will likely have to resign if we take significantly longer than planned. Unfortunately during the RIPE 80 community plenary there has been no discussion that provides further guidance to us. It is difficult for us to assess whether this was due to the virtual format of the meeting, widespread agreement with what we have done so far or any other reason. We certainly expected those who had called for changes to the process earlier during the week to speak up and a discussion to take place that would provide further guidance for us. This has not happened. We have therefore decided to briefly pause our process and not to start candidate selection after RIPE 80 as originally planned. We have continued with preparations but have not started discussing the nominees among ourselves yet. We ask the RIPE NCC Board, the PC, the WG Chairs and the community at large to give us timely guidance on how to proceed. The question before us is whether we still have the support of the community to continue with the agreed process and time line or whether there is consensus in the community that we should do something different. We need this guidance now so that we can keep the delay in the time line as short as possible. We also ask the community as a whole to support us once we do proceed. Daniel Karrenberg, Chair, RIPE 2020 Nominating Committee

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Closing soon: Jonathan B. Postel Service Award 2020 Call for Nominations
by Hans Petter Holen 27 May '20

27 May '20

This may be of interest to the RIPE Community: Closing soon: Jonathan B. Postel Service Award 2020 Call for Nominations *You have 10 days left to nominate someone for this year’s **Jonathan B. Postel Service Award* <https://www.internetsociety.org/grants-and-awards/postel-service-award/>*!* Each year, the Internet Society presents the prestigious award to an individual or organization that, like Jon Postel, has made significant contributions to the technological development of the Internet. The award commemorates Jon Postel’s extraordinary stewardship <https://www.internetsociety.org/grants-and-awards/postel-service-award/ten-…> in the course of his 30-year career in networking. The chosen candidate will be presented with a USD20,000 honorarium and the signature crystal engraved globe at a global conference with Internet technical leaders later this year. Previous award winners <https://www.internetsociety.org/grants-and-awards/postel-service-award> include Steven Huter for fostering local Internet communities globally, Kimberly Claffy for her contribution to Internet measurement, Kanchana Kanchanasut for accelerating Internet development in Thailand, and Nii Quaynor for driving the spread of the Internet across Africa. Special emphasis is placed on candidates who have supported and enabled others in addition to their own contributions. Help us recognize the extraordinary people who have committed themselves to the technological development, growth and strength of the Internet! Click here <https://apps.internetsociety.org/form/postel-nominations> to submit a nomination Nomination period ends on *5 June 2020*. For questions, email postel(a)isoc.org

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CSNOG3 meeting: Brno, CZ 8-9 September 2020
by Sergey Myasoedov 25 May '20

25 May '20

Dear colleagues, A CSNOG Meeting is a community event where network operators, CDN operators, ISPs, domain registries and other interested parties get together. It is expected that the audience prefer to discuss technical issues and have a chance for talk to each other. We would encourage technical communities both from Czech Republic and Slovakia to join the meeting. The third CSNOG meeting is expected to take place from 8-9 September in Brno, Czech Republic. The CSNOG Programme Committee is looking for speakers for the plenary presentations, panels, workshops and tutorial sessions. The abstracts for plenary presentations, panels, workshops and tutorials should be submitted by 15th June 2020 to be considered as a part of programme. We welcome presentations on the following topics (not limited to): - Key Internet technologies: IP protocols, routing, BGP and DNS - Data centre technologies - Internet governance and regulatory practices - Domain names industry - Data protection (including personal data) - Security issues: DDoS, routing security, DNSSEC - Content delivery networks - Internet peering - Fiber optics If you would like to suggest the presentation, please submit the abstract via the following link: https://indico.csnog.eu/event/7/abstracts/ Please submit your proposal in English, Czech or Slovak language. Presentations can be given in either language as we use simultaneous translation. Please note that marketing or commercial content will not be accepted. A CSNOG participation fee will be waived for presenters. If you can recommend a good speaker or presentation, please contact the PC directly at pc(a)lists.csnog.eu -- Kind regards, Sergey Myasoedov on behalf of CSNOG PC

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Notice to the ASO Community on Rejection Action to ICANN Board Resolutions
by Antony Gollan 25 May '20

25 May '20

This message is sent on behalf of the Number Resource Organization (NRO). *** Notice to the ASO Community on Rejection Action to ICANN Board Resolutions Dear RIPE community, On 7 May 2020, the ICANN Board of Directors adopted resolutions regarding the following: - FY21-25 Five Year ICANN Operating and Financial Plan - FY21 ICANN Operating Plan - FY21 ICANN Budget You can find this at: https://www.icann.org/resources/board-material/resolutions-2020-05-07-en#2.a The approved FY21-25 Five Year ICANN Operating and Financial Plan is available at: https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/adopted-op-financial-plan-fy21-… The FY21 ICANN Operating Plan is available beginning on page 177. The FY21 ICANN Budget is available at: https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/adopted-budget-fy21-07may20-en.… These resolutions (FY21-25 Five Year ICANN Operating and Financial Plan, FY21 ICANN Operational Plan, and FY21 ICANN Budget) are subject to Rejection Action Petitions from the community. The ASO as a Decisional Participant received a notice from the ICANN Secretary pursuant to Section 22.4(a)(v) of the ICANN Bylaws: https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en/#article22 Any member of the ASO community can submit a rejection petition on the matter. If you are interested in submitting a Rejection Action Petition to the ASO, please consult Section 2 of Annex D of the ICANN Bylaws for the requirements, which must be met by a Rejection Action Petition: https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en/#annexD The deadline for submission of your Rejection Action Petition to the ASO Secretariat <secretariat(a)aso.icann.org> is Friday 5 June 2020 at 23:59 PDT. German Valdez ASO/NRO Secretariat *** Regards Antony Gollan Senior Communications Officer RIPE NCC

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RIPE 79 thank you!
by Hans Petter Holen 20 May '20

20 May '20

Dear colleagues, RIPE 80 ended last Thursday with 2002 attendees registered and an average of 1300 viewers per day. Thank you all for making the first virtual RIPE meeting a success! RIPE 80 was my first meeting as RIPE NCC's Managing Director, and I would like to thank all of you for your support and kind words. It was also my last meeting as RIPE Chair as I'll hand over the reins to the new Chair and Vice-Chair who will be selected by the NomCom in the coming weeks. During the RIPE Community Plenary, we discussed progress regarding the Code of Conduct and the Working Group Chair selection process. We issued calls to form new Task Forces to tackle both of these issues. I will share updates on these topics on the ripe-list. There were changes in the community with Constanze Dietrich replacing Jim Reid as the IoT Working Group Co-chair. Peter Hessler and Wolfgang Tremmel were elected to the RIPE Programme Committee. Thank you, Jim, for the excellent job and congrats to Constanze, Peter and Wolfgang. We were also happy to see that we could bring the RIPE Meeting spirit online thanks to a high-quality programme, creative social events, fun quizzes and the general enthusiasm and goodwill of the community. You can read the meeting report at: https://ripe80.ripe.net/programme/report/ Archives of all the meeting's presentations are online: https://ripe80.ripe.net/archives/ At this moment, it's still unsure whether RIPE 81 will be a physical or virtual meeting, but we will keep you updated and hope that you'll be a part of it. See you soon! Best regards, Hans Petter Holen interim RIPE Chair

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RIPE80, RIPE81
by Gordon Lennox 15 May '20

15 May '20

RIPE80 was a success. Just look at the numbers. So well done everybody! Amazing job. So what next? As has been said, and indeed it is obvious, it is too early to make decisions about RIPE81 or even Milan. But I think we can be fairly relaxed about going virtual again for RIPE81 if we have to do so. But then what? Apparently there were once four RIPE meetings in the same year! But for a number of years we had three meetings each year, most of them in Amsterdam. Then we moved to two meetings, with many being away from Amsterdam. And of course in parallel the ease and scale of on-line participations has improved. It is interesting though to look at the on-site participation. It has varied markedly not only in terms of overall numbers but also in the mix. There is a fair amount of churn in there. And I am now also sensitive to the idea that low density travel will mean more expensive travel. I am of course looking forward to our next on-site meeting. Like many other people? But I would expect virtual meetings to now be part of the normal mix. At least one every other year? If not more? Gordon

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Re: [ripe-list] RIPE 80 WG Chair Collective Meeting Summary
by Randy Bush 14 May '20

14 May '20

hi dfk, >>> You can find the summary from RIPE 80 here: >> fwiw i was disappointed at MAT not meeting. > Complain to the chairs. i did not intend to complain. as it was minuted, my intent was to signal that at least one person in the peanut gallery actually read the minutes and also noticed this. i did not intend to stir dren on the list (we seem to have folk good at such), and naïvely trust those who can affect this when next we 'meet' will take my whining into consideration when constructing the agenda. randy

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RIPE 80 WG Chair Collective Meeting Summary
by Antony Gollan 14 May '20

14 May '20

Dear colleagues, The RIPE Working Group Chairs form a collective that meets at every RIPE Meeting. Summaries from these meetings are published on ripe.net. You can find the summary from RIPE 80 here: https://www.ripe.net/participate/ripe/wg/cc/summaries/ripe-80-working-group… Kind regards Antony Gollan Senior Communications Officer RIPE NCC

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RIPE 80 Highlights - Day 2
by RIPE NCC Event Team 14 May '20

14 May '20

Dear colleagues, The second day of the RIPE 80 ended with 1,956 attendees registered and 1,294 unique viewers (764 via Zoom / 530 via the webstream). Wednesday was the first day of RIPE Working Group sessions – you can find some highlights from the day here: https://ripe80.ripe.net/programme/report/ Today we continue with more working group sessions, followed by the RIPE Community Plenary and the Closing Plenary. You can find the meeting plan here: https://ripe80.ripe.net/programme/meeting-plan/ Stay tuned to what’s happening at RIPE 80 by following @RIPEMeeting on Twitter and using the #RIPE80 hashtag. Kind regards, Martina de Mas RIPE Meetings Team

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RIPE 80 Highlights - Day 1
by RIPE NCC Event Team 13 May '20

13 May '20

Dear Colleagues, The first day of RIPE 80, our first ever virtual RIPE Meeting, kicked off with 1,745 attendees and over a thousand more registered by day’s end. Here are the highlights. The meeting was opened by Hans Petter Holen, in his capacity as interim RIPE Chair, who welcomed attendees, thanking them for taking the time to come and try out a new kind of RIPE Meeting. Presentations throughout the plenary sessions were well attended with over 1,000 participating on Zoom and more joining in via the RIPE 80 livestream. In the final session, Hans Petter took to the virtual podium again to introduce himself as the new RIPE NCC Managing Director. After a short presentation of the RIPE NCC’s strategies, Hans Petter took questions and received numerous congratulations on his new position. Stay tuned to what’s happening at RIPE 80 by following @RIPEMeeting on Twitter and using the #RIPE80 hashtag. Kind regards, Martina de Mas RIPE Meetings Team

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