RE: [ga] Another committee of cronies?

[admin@consumer.net (admin)]

>The W3C is indeed a great example. In fact, there is a tight coordination
>between them and the IETF in terms of producing standards.
>If you remember the beginning of the discussion about the standards,

...

> I am not under the impression that there is
>any IEEE standard that is relevant for the Internet.

None of this has anything to do with the issues concerning the rollout of
more TLDs which was the point of this thread.  I assume, then, that you
agree that ICANN has failed miserably in involving the relevant people in
their decision-making process.

The relevant people are

-The potential domain buyers and users (the most important group)
-The registries and registrars
-Other groups with interest such as lawyers and big business (who largely
want to make sure nobody else can buy domain names).

Russ Smith

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