Re: [council] New NCDNHC Names Council members (fwd)

[Elisabeth Porteneuve <Elisabeth.Porteneuve@cetp.ipsl.fr>]

Milton,

The Non Commercial group is missing participants from 
universities and research labs, the people like you.

Let me join my colleagues to thank you for your dedication
and hard work, for the time you spent, managing teaching
of your students and very time consuming ICANN and NC process.

I am looking forward to see you still at work
and to ensure that the Dot Org report will be followed
by successful implementation for the benefit of all.

Elisabeth

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Milton:

While you and I have not always (perhpas never) seen eye-to-eye on the 
issues, your hard work and dedication are to be commended.  Thank you for 
being a willing participant in this grand experiment.  Whatever happens to 
ICANN, the work you have done will always be a part of that tradition. 

J. Scott Evans 

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Thanks, Milton. 

You've been a very articulate voice for an often under represented
group. What most people have already forgotton, or never knew, was that
the Internet of today came to be because of non-profits and
non-commercial entity participation. 

Keep your hand in! 

Peter de Blanc 

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Subject: [council] New NCDNHC Names Council members 


The Noncommercial constituency has elected its new
Names Council representatives. They are: 

Eung Hwi CHUN (Korea): ehchun@icann-ncc.org
Harold Feld (USA): hfeld@mediaaccess.org
Erick Iriarte (Peru): faia@amauta.rcp.net.pe 

With this message, I bid the Names Council adieu.
I entered the Council determined to fight for the
right policies, but am leaving it with the sense
that it is no small victory simply to produce a
policy. 

As ICANN lurches toward some kind of redefinition
of itself, the future of the DNSO itself is in doubt.
Whatever happens on that front, I feel cautiously
optimistic about the future of the Internet, however -
Lynn's reform proposals seem to have shocked the
community into a stark realization of what is at
stake. 

I intend to follow through on the commitment to
transition the UDRP working group and also intend
to closely monitor the progress of the .org
divestiture. 

Regards to all of you I worked with, 

 --MM