separate section for meeting

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@@ -100,11 +100,38 @@ actually release actual free software which actually improves actual
 real-world infrastructure for the benefit of EU Citizens (and incidentally
 the rest of the world) is a bit of an eye-opener.
 
-Also it was fantastic to meet Staf, and talk to him about the upcoming
+I had a brief chat with the person from the EU Commission.  He was
+delighted to be able to see the sheer number of people involved and being
+sponsored by NLNet.  I had an opportunity to ask him about the anti-trust
+aspects of the RISC-V Foundation's ongoing intransigent behaviour.
+He initially expressed puzzlement and some concern, because the EU is
+funding quite a lot of RISC-V projects, and none of them had any issues.
+I asked him a very simple question: "how many of those projects are
+simply *implementing* existing RISC-V Standards?", and he replied, "all
+of them".  I then asked, "how many of those projects are *innovating*,
+developing alternative extensions to RISC-V?" That was the point at which
+he understood the extent of the problem, and how the RISC-V Foundation -
+and its members - are at risk of violating EU anti-trust legislation.
+
+oops.
+
+# Meeting other LibreSOC people
+
+It was fantastic to meet Staf, and talk to him about the upcoming
 test chip that he'll be doing.  He will be including an SR-Latch cell for
-us, because it saves such a vast number of gates.  There were several other
+us, because it saves such a vast number of gates in the Dependency
+Matrices if we use a D-Flip-Flop: 50,000 gates if we use an SR-Latch,
+and a *quarter of a million* if we use a DFF.
+
+There were several other
 people we met, including one who can help us to develop a
 [BSP](http://bugs.libre-riscv.org/show_bug.cgi?id=164) (Board Support Package).
+Also we got a chance to talk to several other people with cross-over skillsets.
+
+This alone was worth the time to go to FOSDEM, this year.  Now what
+we have to do is make sure to plan properly in advance, to put in some
+papers at appropriate conferences.  We really need to organise a proper
+conference where everyone meets up.
 
 # New members