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Re: AIP DNSO Proposal
- Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1999 18:39:48 -0500
- From: Michael Sondow <msondow@iciiu.org>
- Subject: Re: AIP DNSO Proposal
Antony Van Couvering a écrit:
>
> I am a member of the AIP. Only yesterday I received an email from the AIP
> announcing that ICANN existed, and asking members a few questions.
>
> If the AIP draft was based on member comments, boy are you guys quick. I
> know it's a pain actually listening to everyone, giving them time to
> consider things, etc., but that's what a democracy is.
>
> As a member of the AIP, I can't support an application by the AIP when I was
> never given a chance to review what is being presented in my name.
>
> This flawed procedure illustrates why it's a bad idea to have an "executive"
> Names Council. There is no incentive to even consult with membership.
This makes sense, because the AIP document certainly reads as though it were
written by one person, probably Bret Fausett. As to not consulting the
membership, I seem to recall that the few members of the INTA who contribute
to the lists said they, in the same way, were never consulted on the
drafting of the INTA document.
These people who write unilateral bylaws proposals that call for an open,
democratic, and accountable DNSO seem to be saying "Do what I say, not what
I do". Teaching by example would be a better and more convincing method.