Re: [ga] "All roots" (Re: Additional Mailing Lists)

["Patrick Corliss" <patrick@quad.net.au>]

Hi Harald

Many lists would consider your posting to be a breach of list rules of the "me
too" variety.  In this case you simply say that you do not agree without
stating any reasons.

The argument is for a working group to discuss the policy implications of
alternate roots.

Can you be specific, please, not necessarily by answering Kristy's post but by
stating why you think there are no policy implications for alternative roots?

In other words, if you are saying the subject is not worthy of discussion then
why is much of this list taken up with discussing it?  As I said, it would
free up the main list.

The other alternative is to keep ruling it "off topic" and banning almost
everybody.  I am not sure the GA would agree to impose that sort of a role on
the list monitors.

BTW I have only included multilinguals to the extent that they are running
alternative roots as I thought, with respect, should have been obvious.

Best regards
Patrick Corliss



----- Original Message -----
From: Harald Tveit Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no>
To: Kristy McKee <k@widgital.com>
Cc: <ga@dnso.org>
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 8:11 AM
Subject: [ga] "All roots" (Re: Additional Mailing Lists)


> At 11:54 22.04.2001 -0700, Kristy McKee wrote:
> >I disagree with you Sotiris,
> >
> >I think all the different Root services must begin to communicate
> >now.  Many of them are already effectively communicating, our
> >representatives are not participating and WE, the members of the group who
> >are supposed to have a voice are screaming that many of us want our
> >representatives to at the very least attempt to negotiate with all
> >existing Root Administrators/Owners.
>
> Note that I as a member of this group am not screaming for this. Quite the
> opposite, in fact.
>
> >We have also communicated repetitively that we do not want the USG to
> >create duplicate entries in the Master List for all Roots.  Some of our
> >representatives have heard us and yet they are deaf to our pleas - we have
> >a way to make them understand how important our Internet is to us and that
> >we don't care for it to be segregated.
>
> Again, I as a member of this group do not agree with the opinion stated
above.
>
> The reason is that I do not believe that the concept "the Master List for
> all Roots" can exist without a corresponding governing body.
> No obvious governing body has been identified, either here on the list or
> elsewhere; therefore I do not believe that the Master List for all Roots
> currently exists, and it is impossible to create duplicate entries in a
> list that does not exist.
>
> Be careful - you have this opinion, and many agree with you. However, I
> (and several others) do not.
>
>
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