[ga-sys] Re: [ga] Who Owns ICANN

[Eric Dierker <eric@hi-tek.com>]

Dear Mr. Harris,

I hope that by your pleasant response to a radical such as myself you have not
damaged your reputation ;-}

Indeed it would appear that these are outstanding contributors to the world of our
internet.  So I wonder why it is that their names have surfaced during my inquiries
into the ownership of ICANN.

There is a Statement of Officers required by the Secretary of State of California
but I am told there is not one on file for ICANN.  Can someone please enlighten me
as to who our treasurer and secretary are in ICANN.  Certainly a direct public
request to those officers will answer the question as to who owns ICANN.

Thank you,

Eric

Sandy Harris wrote:

> Eric Dierker wrote:
>
> > Who are these individuals?
> >
> > Paul Vixie,
>
> See www.vix.com. His best-known projects are maintaining BIND (Berkeley Internet
> Name Daemon, a DNS server) and running the Mail Abuse Prevention System with
> its RBL (Realtime Blackhole List), an effective spam defense.
>
> > Vint Cerf
> > Paul Montapitiris
>
> A couple of the main designers of the Internet. A check at www.rfc-editor.org
> shows the Cerf has written or co-authored a couple of dozen RFCs, going back
> to 1981, and Mockapetris wrote all the basic DNS RFCs.
>
> > Kim Hubbard
>
> There's a Kim Hubbard among the authors of RFC 2050 or BCP 12:
> ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/bcp/bcp12.txt
> Address given, as of 1996, is at Network Solutions.
>
> > Carolyn Chicone
> > Greg Crew
>
> I don't know. An RFC author search does not turn them up.
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