RE: [ga] collisions in namespace (was gTLD Constituency)

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

Dear Dave,
Your are right. The IANA/iCANN is by charter supposed to work with 
everyone. I am ready to work with them, they are not ready to work with me 
while they have been just created for that. This is an independent move of 
the iCANN, claiming they are an unique god in three persons.

OK, this is their cup of (independent) tea. But this removes them every 
right over me: they are just that independent. Goliath but independent.
Now, either we are in open business space and common business rules apply, 
such as first use first own, and we can live together.
Or we are in wild word space and gun/stone law applies.

You seem to think that iCANN has decided in favour of the latter. Is that 
right, David?
Jefsey



On 03:29 12/04/01, Dave Crocker said:
>The point that is missed in analyses, such as the one below, is that those 
>in other roots chose to establish those roots (namespaces) independently 
>of IANA/ICANN.  It therefore makes no sense at all to now expect 
>IANA/ICANN to "coordinate" with those independent activities.
>
>People who choose to work independently should be allowed and encouraged 
>to operate in the mode they chose:  independent.
>
>d/

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