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[ga] Re: [ga-roots] MOTION - Consensus-Based Policy on Alt Roots
- To: General Assembly of the DNSO <ga@dnso.org>
- Subject: [ga] Re: [ga-roots] MOTION - Consensus-Based Policy on Alt Roots
- From: Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>
- Date: Wed, 09 May 2001 14:52:39 -0700
- Organization: INEGroup Spokesman
- References: <Pine.BSF.4.21.0105090259200.95774-100000@pan.bijt.net> <4.3.2.7.2.20010509115008.06b9de00@127.0.0.1>
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Harald and all,
Harald Tveit Alvestrand wrote:
> At 13:10 09.05.2001 +1000, Patrick Corliss wrote:
> >Hi Marc
> >
> >As the role of the DNSO General Assembly is to provide consensus-based
> >policy input to ICANN, I have asked everybody that they think that
> >consensus-based policy should be? I therefore move the following policy
> >should be adopted by ICANN:
> >
> >"ICANN adopts compliance with the relevant DNS standards as a general
> >principle. It recognises that there is a likelihood of collision and/or
> >confusion when root operators do not comply with RFC 1591 which suggests
> >that there should be a "unique root zone*. ICANN will therefore adopt
> >methods and measures to foster co-operation and compliance within the
> >industry."
> >
> >Any seconders?
>
> Motion to amend motion.
>
> Note that debate in the GA can only affect GA statements. Thus, the
> statement should be formulated as a request to the Names Council to propose
> a policy to the ICANN BoD.
>
> In addition, I (like William) think that this statement does not say what
> the majority of the GA wants it to say. I could be wrong about the majority....
Yes you could be! >;) It seems that 16m new.net subscribers would be
a good indication that you are mistaken...
>
>
> Amended motion.
>
> "The DNSO GA recommends that the DNSO NC recommend to the ICANN BoD the
> following policy statement:
>
> ------
> ICANN administers a set of "root" servers that conform to the DNS protocol
> as standardized by the IETF, serving a namespace hereafter referred to as
> the "ICANN namespace".
There is NO "ICANN namespace". There IS however a USG Namespace...
As such I believer this motion to amend is our of order....
>
>
> Recognizing the need for an unique namespace at the root of the DNS as
> specified in RFC 2826, ICANN reaffirms that it will not initiate services
> where root servers under ICANN control will return different answers for
> the same domain name; ICANN will operate only one namespace.
>
> Recognizing that there is an urgent request for the addition of names to this
> namespace, ICANN has started establishing procedures for such additions,
> the first of which are scheduled to be added in 2001.
>
> ICANN recognizes that there are other name spaces served by organizations
> unrelated to ICANN, for purposes other than serving as the traditional
> DNS root.
>
> Where the operators of other name spaces are selling services to others,
> ICANN urges the operators of those name spaces to take one or both of two
> steps:
>
> - Make it clear to their customers that these name spaces are unaffiliated
> with the ICANN namespace in any way. One effective means of doing this
> is to not include any reference to names registered in the ICANN
> namespace (such as .com).
>
> - If there are names in their namespace that they wish to have added to
> the ICANN namespace, follow the procedures for applying for such names
> as soon as such procedures are reopened following the evaluation of the
> first round of additions.
This process has already been panned as being improper... Hence
such a procedure has to be modified in order to meet the RFC's which
ICANN perports to support.
>
>
> ---------
>
> The logic should be obvious - make clear that the other namespaces are
> REALLY unaffiliated, and must sink or swim on their own.
>
> Harald, who believes in explicit policies.....
>
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Regards,
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Jeffrey A. Williams
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