The RIPE Chair Team Reports - Highlights from RIPE 87
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RIPE 87 in Rome was yet another engaging, productive, highly memorable RIPE Meeting. The RIPE Chair Team reports on how it all went.
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I studied Computer Science at the TU Berlin, Germany, and have been a member of the RIPE community for over twenty years. Currently I am serving as the Chair of the RIPE Community.
RIPE Chair Team Reports - Looking Forward to RIPE 87
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With our next RIPE Meeting one week from now in Rome and various other industry events taking place, this is a busy time for the community. The RIPE Chair team reports ahead of RIPE 87.
The RIPE Chair Team Reports - October 2023
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RIPE 87 is getting closer and preparations are already in full swing. In this update, the RIPE Chair Team reports on the various activities happening this month in the RIPE community ahead of the meeting, ongoing NRO NC elections, recent industry events, and more.
The RIPE Chair Team Reports - September 2023
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Making RIPE more visible, taking part in industry events, keeping up with policy discussions, and preparing for a RIPE Meeting in Rome - as we go into September, the RIPE Chair Team reports on the work ahead in the months to come.
The RIPE Chair Team Reports - July 2023
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Looking back over developments that came out of RIPE 86, the RIPE Chair Team reports on the various activities and events that will be keeping the community busy this summer.
The RIPE Chair Team Reports: Highlights from RIPE 86
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Another RIPE Meeting packed full of presentations, conversation, parallel events and socials drew to a close last week in Rotterdam. Looking back over the event, the RIPE Chair team shares highlights, new initiatives and other news from RIPE 86.
Get Ready for RIPE 86
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RIPE 86 begins next week! With plenty of events and interim sessions having taken place since the last RIPE Meeting, there's lots to catch up on before our next meeting gets underway.
The RIPE Chair Team Reports - April 2023
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RIPE 86 is getting closer and preparations are already in full swing. In this update, we take a look at the work happening this month across the RIPE Working Groups, ongoing developments in RIPE governance, recent industry events, and more.
The RIPE Chair Team Reports - March 2023
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With one RIPE Working Group gearing up to make its response to an EC proposal, another reviewing existing IPv6 policy, and Task Forces making progress on their own charters - it's been an active month for the community. The RIPE Chair Team reports on all this and a host of industry events that have…
The RIPE Chair Team Reports - February 2023
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The RIPE Chair Team shares the first of the year's reports on new and ongoing RIPE activities and industry events. Read on for news on community efforts around best current practices for operators of open DNS resolvers, the next phase of IPv6 policy review, the recent RIPE NCC Government Roundtable…
Regarding ongoing policy discussions, please also see the "draft proposal for resolving the sub-assignment issues with RFC9663 and RFC8273": https://mailman.ripe.net/archives/list/address-policy-wg@ripe.net/thread/FKLAWY3KEBQEW23JGSV5GAHR4JOQUTZH/
Thanks for keeping us updated. This is really useful. I am especially pleased to read that the technical community was congratulated for doing a good job during the COVID pandemic!
As already mentioned on the RIPE Mailing List, as Chair of the RIPE community and someone who has been involved in AFRINIC from the start, I fully support this statement. I would like to express my faith in the African Internet community and my special support for the AFRINIC staff. Having a strong and diverse RIR system in place is of utmost importance for the Internet community and the stability and further growth of the Internet.
Congratulations to the new RIPE Labs layout! Looks fresh and modern.
Hi Kurt, Thanks for the suggestion (and sorry for the slow response). That's an interesting thought. Personally I think it is important to keep the community together and to help bridge policy and technology rather than pulling them apart. We already have Working Groups that are more focused on policy and politics and others that cover more technical topics so people can choose where they want to engage more. Anyway, definitely worth thinking about. Cheers, Mirjam
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