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Re: [ga] rolling up the sleeves.
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001 13:08:26 +1200, Joop Teernstra
<terastra@terabytz.co.nz> wrote:
>The ALSC has now also come up with Individual DN Holders as "members" of ICANN.
>If in their final position the criteria for membership of the two will be
>alike , then obviously, the two will merge.
>(In the near-final draft of the ALSC they are not alike--the draft speaks
>about "contact" in their current definition of Individual Domain Name Holder.)
I would put it stronger than that. The more I study it the more I
believe that what the ALSC has proposed will not be anything like a
true voice for individuals but a mixture of the Business and IP
Constituencies which will merely allow others to join. With possible
annual fees of US$100 it will in fact destroy the at large membership
while being used as a justification for not needing more individual
representation.
>The DNSO constituency role is to be actively involved with policymaking and
>al Large members who are satisfied with electing regional directors or
>involvement in regional councils can restrict their participation to that.
>Participation in the work of the DNSO would be the logical proving ground
>for candidate at Large Directors.
>
>But the at Large is still in the future. The DNSO and its Individuals
>Constituency is here and now.
I agree that work on an individuals constituency until such time as
the DNSO is changed.
>The Task Force now has a proposal to look at.
But unfortunately a proposal put together by just one person with no
effort at consensus or wide-spread participation.
If the proposal though is open for modification then I would suggest
the GA itself would be the best place to debate it to get wide
participation.
DPF
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