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[ga] Re: [ncdnhc-discuss] ccSO
Alejandro and all,
Alejandro Pisanty - CUAED y FQ, UNAM wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > The NCC has been doing precisely that. The problem
> > is that from the beginning it has been assaulted by fifth-columnists (ICANN consultants, e.g., or agents of ccTLDs). Another problem is that DNSO is completely
> > dominated by the Business constituencies.
>
> This is surely one of the most abysmally low points in the debate the
> NCDNHC has yet witnessed.
Yes this is abysmal to say the least. But Milton is none the less
correct in his comments/observation above. As such this debate,
like others boils down to exactly what Milton stated here...
>
>
> > So even if we were completely successful at
> > exerting leadership (as we have been in the ORG case)
>
> Unfortunately this is much more apparent than real.
Perhaps and perhaps not.
>
>
> >
>
> > the ICANN mgmt has still not invited DNSO to be
> > represented on the committee discussing the future of
> > country name exclusions. Yet GAC and WIPO and
> > Afilias are.
>
> Will act on this point.
Hope so. However it really matters as to HOW this will be
acted upon and WHEN...
>
>
> >
> > The relevance of this to the ccSO subject:
> > if developing country
>
> Only a small part of the ccSO subject is even remotely related to
> developing-country issues.
They are none the less very important, if not overridingly so...
>
>
> interests recognize the
> > failure of DNSO to be a bottom up, fair, effective
> > representation method and wish to tie themselves
> > to stronger ccTLD registries, how can we blame them?
> > Why be the weakest member of a weak appendage
> > to the ICANN Structure?
> >
> > I think that is what this ccSO debate it all about.
> >
>
> I beg to differ. A lot more dynamics may be at work. Awareness of them is
> a must to continue discussing the ccSO debate. Otherwise it becomes mostly
> a distractor. Milton has called the NCDNHC to provide guidance on specific
> questions on .ORG and the discussion on ccSO has turned attention away
> from it. Which is not to say we must reopen the whole thing; there is
> enough to work on!
Both issues are important and to a degree overlapping. Hence to
preference one in favor of another is folly...
>
>
> Alejandro Pisanty
>
> > --MM
> >
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> >
>
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