Re: [ga] Re: [council] Reasonable Opportunity for Comment

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

I want to correct this post.  Upon reviewing it with the aid of a far more superior
netizen than myself I see that I have committed the same mistake I was critical of
ICANN committing. And pursuant to helpful criticism I received this morning I will
try to say it in clear translatable english.

I am in support of Mr. Morfins' post.  Mr. Roberts was technically correct in his
position.  The problem was a failure of ICANN to explain itself in a positive way.
Public relations would solve this problem.  Because ICANN is made up of intelligent
people that know about Public Relations I understand it as arrogant that they do not
care enough to at least pretend to care what we think.

I hope this is helpful to discussions.  I would like criticism on my lingua franca,
so that I may improve.

Eric Dierker wrote:

> Jefsey Morfin wrote:
>
> > May I suggest a practical way?
>
> I believe I have read all the posts and, other than the referenced contracts, all
> of the source material on these matters.  The lack of public input and disclosure
> on these matters is exactly the legal problem facing ICANN regarding its'
> pseudo-governmental role and control of public assets challenge regarding the
> release of the gTLDs. (sorry for the quasi-legal english speak)  I am perhaps
> suggesting that the advice our leaders are getting is not all that sound.
>
> I also note a complete lack of Public Relations budgeting in the structure.  If
> this is a reflection of arrogance, and I hope not, it is a bad reflection indeed.
> ICANN needs to be run like a business which is contracting with the government,
> which it is.
>
> Sincerely,
>
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