Re: [ga] Candidate Questions

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

Well that just ends the debate right there, I feel like Sam Houston, or lowly Mr.
Mao or maybe Mr. Ghandhi (sorry about american english spelling) or Mr. Juarez.
I would be happy to shine these mens', Corliss and Weinberg's shoes but I do not
belong in the same league, maybe one of them could ask me to be their co-chair to
take care of their calender. {yes this is sarcastic to press a point I am only
serious abut the concept not the specifics}

OTOH maybe they all should talk to my friends, maybe they should correspond with
me and my kind, maybe WE need a chair? think of it do we need a chair that is
connected upwards or one that is connected downwards.

I feel like slamming my shoe in the kitchen debate.  What the heck does bottom-up
and stakeholders mean anyway.  I think I am missing something, either that or
they are missing something.

There is nothing wrong with being a great man like Mr. Weinberg, it is just that
this is the GA.  Not the U.S. Senate.

Sincerely,

Jonathan Weinberg wrote:

> Joanna --
>
>         I've posted on the GA list from time to time recently; FWIW, I
> guess the last thing you may have read from me were some comments I sent
> to Danny Younger that he was good enough to forward to the ga and
> wg-review lists on my behalf.  Folks who want to know more about me should
> look at my web page <http://www.law.wayne.edu/weinberg>, which includes
> links to stuff I've written about ICANN and a bunch of comments I've filed
> with ICANN.  It seems to me that the most important function of the GA
> chair is to try to facilitate the work of the list through his
> participation on the list, and I intend to do that if folks elect me.
> (That surely doesn't exclude the co-chair playing an active role as well,
> though.)  As I said in my statement accepting the nomination
> <http://www.dnso.org/clubpublic/ga-nominations/Arc01/msg00009.html>, I
> can't commit to attending all of the physical meetings, so I'll need to
> rely on the co-chair for those.
>
> Jon
>
> On Sat, 31 Mar 2001, Joanna Lane wrote:
>
> > Dear Mr. Weinberg,
> > The role of GA Chair ranges from hi-profile to fairly mundane. While your
> > qualifications are not in doubt,  I notice that you have not been active on
> > the GA ML or filed any public comments for some time. My concern is that
> > heavy commitments elsewhere will impact your ability to fulfill all the
> > requirements of the role over an extended period of time.
> > Question: Do you foresee managing all day to day GA Chair functions
> > personally, or would you need to delegate some aspects to the Co-Chair? If
> > so, which and to whom?
> > Thank you,
> > Joanna Lane
> >
> >
> >
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