Re: [ga] CYBER-FED No.15: The User Voice in Internet Governance -- ICANNatlarge.org

["Hans Klein" <hans.klein@pubpolicy.gatech.edu>]

Joop,

I make a distinction between "Internet users" and "individual domain name 
holders."  The former is more inclusive than the latter (remember the 
widespread concern when the ALSC announced that only domain name holders 
would be allowed to vote?)  IDN was not "the first effort to create a 
united users voice."

Still, you are right to point out IDN's important work.  The IDN was the 
first activity of which I know to promote individual representation in ICANN.

Hans




At 04:42 PM 10/27/2002 +1300, Joop Teernstra wrote:
>At 03:45 p.m. 26/10/2002 -0400, Hans Klein wrote:
>
>
>>  The first effort to create a united users voice was at ICANN's 2000 
>> meeting in Yokohama, where user representatives launched the Civil 
>> Society Internet Forum (www.CSIF.net).
>
>The first??
>You are doing an unjustice to this list of founding people:
>
>http://www.democracy.org.nz/members.htm
>
>dating back to before  april 1999.
>These people were legitimately represented in Yokohama and twice 
>received  backing of the GA for their petition to be part of the DNSO.
>The fact that ICANN ignored and sabotaged them does not mean that the IDNO 
>effort didn't exist or that it cannot be revived.
>
>
>--Joop
>
>
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