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RE: [ga] Montevideo GA meeting, 8 Sep 2001, agenda
Chuck,
>
>It is my understanding that many of the constituencies have been
>interacting
>with the candidates separately. I can certainly confirm that the gTLD
>Registry Constituency submitted questions to all of the candidates.
>
I have no doubts about it, but this does not address my concern.
There is a major difference, according to my philosophy, between each
Constituency separately establishing a dialog with the candidates, and the
DNSO collectively establishing this dialog.
This "collective" dimension is lost.
Partly, the GA recuperates it. I say partly because the GA is not the body
that will be in charge of the next step, therefore the most appropriate
forum would have been the NC open meeting.
You may wonder why I give importance to this collective dimension.
If the DNSO should try to reach consensus, it is much better to see the
candidates to express their positions addressing the whole DNSO community,
rather than the individual constituencies (to whom, incidentally, they could
say different things).
I am deeply frustrated in seeing that the constituencies have evolved from
something that in the beginning was intended to ensure that all positions
were represented, into an organized power structure. This transition is the
very fact that is paralyzing the DNSO: losing the "collective" dimension
makes the NC rule not by trying to achieve consensus, but obeying to the
corporative logic of the number of votes.
Regards
Roberto
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