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Very nicely done Jefsey,
Dear Fellow GA,
I understand that there is some sort of consensus to correct the
GA
situation. Here is a plan I propose to that end.
1. to nominate and elect a Chair wanting to be a debate and
resolution
peaceful catalyst. (I believe it would need both external and
internal functionaries)
2. to look for/develop and implement a motion management system
(I believe this requires a parliamentarian)
3. to set-up a list of topics we want to debate seriously in
listing the
matters that Members want to see addressed without any exclusive.
(Yes with a proposal board for taking up new matters with a required
format)
4. to set-up a GA web site where each debated matter has a page
showing the
position links of the people wanting to participate to a public
consensus
writing. Each position link links a page by a contributor
expressing his
position that everyone may read and comment. The target is that
progressively positions may converge and resolve into consensual
position
of agreement or of disagreement clear description.
(ease of use would be paramount and we would worry about diffusion)
5. to incorporate the ICANN GA as a non profit "ICANN user
association".
The target is not to compete with the @large as the Internet
Global
Community, but as a important member of ICANN community.
(This is a very valid and important distinction as they are clearly
a group of anyone
interested and a group of professionals)
Such an organization could be used as a permanent secretariat for
the GA
Members:
6. to develop relations with other governance centers and to
interface with
Staff and BoD.
7. to develop formal relations with the Consistencies he Members
of which
as GA Members
8. to establish information channels with DoC, Congress and White
House in
the USA and their counter parts in the other countries.
9. to carry an outreach program mainly oriented towards diversity
in
concerns and origins and towards consumer organizations
10. to serve as a watch dog assembly concerning corruption and
decisions
increasing the financial, the lingual and the digital divide on
the Internet.
(Of course this leads us to the issue of finance as you know this
requires full time
work, but that is not a reason not to try as you set forth below)
We would expect this to foster:
- a common feeling of responsibility towards the governance and
to the
world as far as the ICANN is concerned. Supporting what is good,
reporting
on what is wrong, proposing solutions.
- a common maturity through serious debate on serious matters
resulting
into published votes.
- a body of consensual positions or clearly worded oppositions
for the
benefit of the other ICANN units and of the public and the media.
This has a cost. So we need money. This money will never reach us
if we do
not have a banking account, that is if we are not incorporated.
My
proposition for getting that money is that this ICANN user
association
sponsors Internet governance related propositions and in the
meanwhile gets
some donations and accepts mutual help. Running as site is not a
big expense!
Such propositions could be:
- sponsoring a newspaper per country who would report on the GA
and publish
its positions
- sponsoring a yearly Internet meeting/Trade show and an Internet
solutions
portal
- sponsoring local training program where Member could
participate
- sponsoring the publication of documents and books on the
Internet
- tags, teashirts, etc...
This just to show that this is possible.
This idea is: we are 1000 with a very precise interest: a good
service of
the ICANN to the public. There is no reason we cannot succeed in
obtaining
it and in becoming a serious and usefull institution.
My 2 cents.
Jefsey
No Jefsey that is worth a lot more. Thank you for your thoughts and
please only consider my input.
Eric
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