[ipv6-wg] The Candidates for the IPv6-wg Co-chair position

Hi,

Anno domini 2023 Christian Seitz scripsit:

> Am 10.11.2023 um 12:04 schrieb Raymond Jetten:
> 
> > In response to our request on the list we are glad to announce that we have
> > 2 interested candidates:
> [...]
> > They will send in their personal motivations and backgrounds to this list
> > soon.
> some of you might already know me as RIPE meeting attendee and part of the
> community.
> 
> Since RIPE56 in Berlin I attended most of the RIPE meetings and I'm doing a
> lot of networking on the meetings. In the past I have not been very active
> in the IPv6 WG, but only attended the sessions and talked to some people.
> IPv6 is a very interesting topic for me and something that I've been dealing
> with for almost 20 years now. I'd like to support the IPv6 WG with
> everything that has to be done on the mailing list, in preparation to the
> sessions on the RIPE meetings and of course during the sessions.
> 
> I am 46yo and live in Berlin. In 2004 I did my first IPv6 configurations at
> the non-commercial ISP IN-Berlin e.V. where I am member of the board since
> 2001. Some years ago IN-Berlin also built Community-IX as a sponsored
> transit exchange for non-commercial organizations in Germany. In the past I
> have been working as a network engineer and team lead for a big german
> hosting company named STRATO for nearly 14 years and introduced IPv6 there
> together with Wilhelm Boeddinghaus, who will also be known to many people on
> this list. Since 2019 I am working as a network consultant for system.de and
> support our subsidiary Route 128 with my IPv6 knowledge.
> 
> I would be happy to be one of the co-chairs of the IPv6 working group ;-)

I think Christian would be a great co-chair of this working group! :)

Cheers,
Max