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[ga] Re: [ncdnhc-discuss] Non Commercial Meeting


David and all,

  I personally thank you for this post in response.

As you are a self proclaimed IP attorney for seemingly large IP
interests in the Internet Name spaces/TLD's your clever response
here is desiring to work with the Non-commercial interests strikes
me and a number of our [INEGroup] members and their legal
representatives as at least a bit our of the ordinary in your position
with PIR.  We also find that making such statements or comments
to be of worrisome value if indeed the .ORG name space practice
of registration is unchanged from what it is now.  As we have seen
a number of the ISOC officials make reference to the registration
policy and practice in need of drastic change, along with a number
of ICANN BOD and staff members following suit in similar
statements and comments, we believe presently that your
statement below to be more of one to soothe such worries
before the more likely storm ahead...

  We will be watching closely and diligently in your activities
and the PIR's as well...

David W. Maher wrote:

> Kathy:
>   I think you might want to add that I spoke primarily about the
> opportunities for the new Public Interest Registry (PIR - the new manager
> of the .org domain eff 1/1/2003, assuming ICANN approval) to work with the
> Non Commercial constituency to  carry out the commitments made in  the
> application to ICANN to manage the .org domain. These commitments include
> many programs which will benefit the non-commercial users of .org. We (PIR)
> will join the Non Commercial constituency, and we look forward to a
> cooperative approach to foster non commercial use of the Internet through
> expanded use of the .org domain. I encourage anyone who would like further
> details about this to read the application to ICANN (available at:
> http://www.icann.org/tlds/org/applications/isoc.htm
> I was happy to share with the group, at your request, my history of being
> an IP lawyer in the Internet - considered a traitor by the hard line IPers,
> and a member of the establishment by others. It just makes my life more
> interesting. I also made clear my commitment, in carrying out the fiduciary
> requirements of Chair of the Board of PIR, to act on the basis of "personal
> and professional convictions and experience without regard to client
> interests or self-interest. ..." (from ALI Sec 9.04)
> As I mentioned to you, I'm always available for discussion, questions,
> comments etc. about PIR.
> Best regards
>          David  (btw - it's Maher, not "Mahir")
>
> At 10:57 AM 10/29/2002 -0500, KathrynKL@aol.com wrote:
> >David Mahir discussed the Public Interest Registry of .ORG.  He also
> >discussed his own background as a trademark attorney who was very active
> >in protecting intellectual property in the domain name arena.
>
> _______________________________________________
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Regards,
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Jeffrey A. Williams
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