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-Day 2 / Track 3 / Talk 1
+Day 2 / Common Track / Talk 1
 Talk – Keynote: Open Source, the IETF, and You
 Speakers: Alissa Cooper
 Report by: Michael Kehoe and Evangelos Haleplidis.
-Durint the keynote, Alissa Cooper, the chair of the IETF, walked through the role of the IETF and gave two examples of standards (QUIC & TLS 1.3), their journey through the IETF process as well as ways of interacting with the IETF and the importance of interaction between between implementers and the IETF.
+Alissa Cooper, the chair of the IETF, was the keynote speaker. Alissa set out to talk about the relationship between open source and the IETF. She argued, in her keynote, that these are mutually supportive and that the Linux developer community and the IETF should work more closely together.
 Alissa begun by discussing how the IETF works and the standard document that it produces, namely the RFC series. Then she mentioned the focus of her talk, creating a standard and an implementation in parallel. To illustrate her talk, she mentioned two prominent examples in the IETF, TLS 1.3 and QUIC.
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 IETF supports a number of tools, open source projects, visualization and validation for writing documents.
-Site: https://www.netdevconf.org/0x13/session.html?keynote-cooper
+Site: https://www.netdevconf.info/0x13/session.html?keynote-cooper
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