[ga-full] RE: [ga] About GA membership again......

["Roeland M. J. Meyer" <rmeyer@mhsc.com>]

William, you want proof from an eye witness? Are you saying that Chris is
either lieing or doesn't remember? What level of proof do you want?

I remember the same things as Chris and Simon, from a different perspctive.
I know for fact that NSF handed the whole mess over to IANA, just like Chris
said. Although, the only one that might still have written proof is Simon.
I'm on about my fifth workstation since then and bazillionth hard drive,
sometimes things get lost over time and sometimes they are hard to find.
Personally I have over 50K files, over 96 GB, on six servers, some of them
go back to 1984 (from FidoNet NET_DEV, so we know that I'm older than dirt
<sigh>, I think that Simon's older than me, but Stef's older than all of us
<grin>).

I think that you can find some of the info in the ORSC archives. However, I
think that you are taking the challenge for proof to absurd heights. This is
something D'Crock would do. You might also try looking into the newdom
archives. I have a copy that I can send to you. Last Summer, I converted
from Eudora to Outlook. I never converted the messagebase, however, I can
send you the whole thing, if you want to chew it yourself, I don't have the
time. It contains, DOMAIN-POLICY, ORSC, IFWP and other lists, back to 1996.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-ga@dnso.org [mailto:owner-ga@dnso.org]On Behalf Of William
> X. Walsh
> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 4:23 PM
> To: Christopher Ambler
> Cc: ga@dnso.org; Simon Higgs
> Subject: Re: [ga] About GA membership again......
>
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> On 29-Mar-2000 Christopher Ambler wrote:
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> > How many times do you have to be told that YOU ARE WRONG?
>
> As many times as people continue to make claims that are not
> backed up by the
> facts, and for which there is absolutely no proof.  You can
> tell me that all
> you want, but absent the facts and proof to back it up, its
> just more hot air
> like everything else on this thread.
>
> > Correct, for what good it does. They said, "take the info,
> work on the
> > process,
> > but don't move without us." So they did all of the above.
> I'm only concerned
> > with
> > the "take the info" part. The rest is history.
>
> The big thing missing here, Chris, is proof.
>
> NSI asking NSF what to do with these infernal applications,
> and NSF telling
> them to forward them to IANA, does not mean that NSF
> sanctioned it.  It merely
> means that NSF was letting them do their little thing, but
> was not endorsing it
> or granting any official recognition or sanction to it.
>
> Provide proof that IANA had the authority and official
> santion to create a
> process for new gTLDs from the NSF.  Otherwise, this entire
> issue is over.
>
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