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Re: Copyright [was RE: [ga] New TLD White Paper released]
Jefsey and all former DNSO GA members,
J-F C. (Jefsey) Morfin wrote:
> At 04:58 23/03/03, Jeff Williams wrote:
> >Road Sighs are
> >often maintained by variety of organizations in the US, and also
> >by a variety of organizations in States in the US as well. Some
> >States road sighs are made, and installed by prisoners in
> >State prisons. License plates are also mostly made by
> >state prisoners in US states
>
> However I do not see why the way the USA maintain their road signs would be
> relevant to an international DNS management analysis, I thank you to
> provide us with an excellent image for the registrars, as being ICANN's
> prisonners.
> jfc
Jefsey, had you read the conclusion in my comments above correctly
you would have certainly noticed I said, "So, so much for the
Road Sign analogy...." See again
refrence:http://www.dnso.org/clubpublic/ga/Arc12/msg00839.html
Ergo Jefsey the comment/argument I made was a rebuke of
Marc's analogy.
Where the registrants are ICANN's prisoners in the various
ICANN so called "Accredited" TLD name space, is that they
as registrants have no representation in the ICANN Registry
Regime. Hence the analogy Marc made does not apply
to the registrants. Is there a registrants constituency? No.
Was there an opportunity for such a constituency? Yes.
Did ICANN recognize such and opportunity. No, the
BoD refused to do so.
Regards,
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