Re: [ga] Re: Survey

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Danny, Dan, and all,

  I agree with Danny's question here as well...

DannyYounger@cs.com wrote:

> Dear Dan,
>
> Marilyn Cade has suggested that I work through you to provide constructive
> input to the Transfers TF.  I would like to begin by asking why this survey
> is needed.  Surely the registrars can provide hundreds if not thousands of
> letters of complaint from affected registrants.  After months of discussion
> on this topic, what is served by generating a survey that will give us the
> same set of responses that registrars already have in the complaint files?
> What does this accomplish other than needlessly postponing the resolution of
> this issue?
>
> If the purported goal is to seek to abide by the consensus process, the TF
> must first propose a recommended policy and only then reach out to impacted
> parties for their assessment of the implications of such a policy.  Outreach
> only to gather "anecdotal data" at this point is a waste of time and human
> resources.  The WHOIS committee has been analyzing their own particular data
> set for half a year already...  do we really need to go through a similar
> time-consuming exercise?
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