Re: [ga] 6000+ unique At Large Members?

[eric@hi-tek.com]

Denise,

This is such a general bull---t letter that it smells through the
internet.
I am a spin doctor but I would never try this garbage.  You hurt
people's
feelings by thinking they are stupid.
Tell us truth or shut the h--l up, you insult us plainly.
Who decided negative and positive? Who censored?
You or your cadre compatriot Esther?

e

Denise  wrote:

> >-----Original Message-----
> >
> >From: Joanna Lane <jo-uk@rcn.com>
> >Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2003 05:05:48 -0400
> >
> >Denise,
> >Thank you for the reply. As you were permitted by Stuart Lynn to use the
> >2000 Election list, perhaps uniquely, would you please expand on
> >the numbers
> >for the benefit of the public in general, including but not limited to:-
> >
> >1) The number of Announce messages generated by ICANN from which the 5,000
> >positive responses resulted.
>
> A single message was sent to the list.
>
> >2) The number of Announce messages that were returned undelivered and their
> >geographical diversity.
>
> The bounced messages were neither preserved nor analyzed; only positive
> responses were used.
>
> >3) The geographical diversity of the 5,000 positive responses.
>
> That wasn't analyzed either.  In general, email addresses only give you
> hints as to geography; for example, an email address ending in .com, or
> course, could be used by anyone, anywhere.  One could do an analysis by
> domain, but that wasn't done.  It's just an email list for At-Large
> announcements, completely distinct from the old election list.  No names,
> addresses, or other data is associated with these email addresses.
>
> >4) The number of responses invalidated and methodology used.
>
> I don't know what you mean by "invalidated".  People could respond and
> opt-in to the announce list by email, or they could sign-up by going to the
> web site.  If they responded to the email, their address was put on the
> announce list.
>
> Regards,
> Denise
>
> Denise Michel
> michel@icann.org
>
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