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Re: [ga] Re: news from bucharest: at large exists again


Marc, I think you are missing the point.  It will be easy to get your 
organization included in the at-large.org thing.  It just doesn't mean 
anything.   You can't vote or freely choose your own leaders.  You just 
become a volenteer focus group for the staff, and you get used to allow the 
board to claim they have an at large.

Jamie



Marc Schneiders wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, at 17:33 [=GMT+0300], Alexander Svensson wrote:
> 
> 
>>I'm not highly enthusiastic for the ALAC idea, to make that
>>clear. But it *may* be a way the At Large could prove that it's
>>not only discussing At Large itself, but also handle issues like
>>Whois, new TLDs etc. and have a meaningful role in policy
>>development.
> 
> 
> Is it not a bit too much to ask people to invest their (spare) time into
> an enterprise that has many signs of be(com)ing ineffective, because of
> the way the ICANN Board has so far handled the issue? At-Large efforts of
> the Board can all be classified as side-tracking.
> 
> 
>>(Don't attack the messenger, please: I believe
>>that the At Large can do that. Some Board members clearly
>>don't.)
> 
> 
> Attack the Board then? :-/
> 
> If the Board is serious, it tells us very soon what the criteria will be
> for organizations to be allowed to be part of the official At-Large. Until
> such info materializes, I would advise anyone not to waste her time.
> 
> 
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