Re: [ga] CIRA Board Elections

[eric@hi-tek.com]

I hope that anyone seriously interested in the issues (rightfully)
discussed here is a watcher of CIRA.
I hope that they watch and recognize the beauty of the model.  The
elections, using the ccTLD to promote the country, helping to provide
accessibility and increasing rather than tearing at reliability.
Some folks here gave their word and by golly they appear to be keeping
it rather than worrying about keeping their position.

Sincerely,
Eric

Sandy Harris wrote:

> Jonathan Weinberg wrote:
> >
> > If we're discussing the CIRA elections here, I want
> > to put in a good word for Michael Geist. ...
>
> I'll enthusiastically second that.
>
> Among the most useful people in DNS matters are the
> techies with a social conscience and lawyers with a
> technical clue. Both are in exceedingly short supply,
> and we desparately need them. There are many reasons
> for this, but perhaps the most important is that they
> can effectvely counter the manifold idiocies of
> other techies and lawyers.
>
> Geist is a law professor with a good understanding
> of technical issues.
>
> He does a newsletter on Internet law:
> http://aix1.uottawa.ca/~geist/frameset.html
>
> His homepage:
> http://aix1.uottawa.ca/~geist/frameset.html
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