Re: [ga] Constituency Definitions

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

I second this proposition.

I also prompt the among others that :
-  the IDNO should be part of this WG.
-  the WG should consider the representation of the individual name
    owners and of the internet users/consumers (our common market).

To reach a workable consensus I would suggest to study the Business
Constituency to see if the solution could not be one Consituencies made
of Domain Name owners associations like the IDNO and one End-User
consituency made of user/consumer representative associations,
without preventing individual to participare. This would permit a much
faster and credible solution and the support of the DNSO by well
established and well known organisations and professional reps. This
would also prevent an unbalance of the GA.
Jefsey

At 03:31 14/09/00, you wrote:
>I am really tired of this endless IDNO debate.  It really is very simple
>and boils down to a single fact: one organization does not make up a
>constituency.  Neither the IDNO nor any other single organization can
>claim to represent the entirety of whatever constituency they purport to
>represent.  The best that any single organization can do is call for
>other organizations to participate in drawing up the rules to define a
>constituency, then sit back and see if all interested parties can come
>to an agreement.
>
>As far as single domain holders or individual interest in domain issues
>goes, I do not believe that any organization is appropriate to define
>the rules of participation.  By its very definition, the constituency
>would be composed of individuals and thus resemble the DNSO-GA or the
>ICANN-GA more than it would resemble the IDNO.
>
>Perhaps we need to form a WG to flesh out the matter officially.
>
>/Joe
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