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Re: [wg-c] straw poll -- reminder
Option 1
At 01:24 PM 8/18/99 +0900, you wrote:
>Option 1.
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>chon
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>On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 10:48:54PM -0400, Jonathan Weinberg wrote:
>> I'm away from home, and as a result not as well-organized as I'd
>> like to be. Near as I can tell, the following 24 WG members who have
>> posted to the list at least once[*] haven't submitted votes in the straw
>> poll: Dennis Jennings, Kilnam Chon, Daiva Tamulioniene, Eva Frolich,
>> Amadeu Abril i Abril, Ivan Pope, Werner Staub, Ross Wm. Rader, Javier
>> Sola, John Lewis, Tolga Yurderi, Petter Rindforth, Martin B. Schwimmer,
>> Craig Simon, Jeffrey Neuman, Onno Hovers, Keith Gymer, Jim Glanz, Rob
>> Hall, Raul Echeberria, Caroline Chicoine, Robert F. Connelly, Anthony
>> Lupo, Kathryn Kleiman.
>>
>> To the extent that any of you *have* voted (but I lost those files
>> en route to my mother-in-law's house), please let me know. For those of
>> you who haven't voted, I urge you please to do so now. You need only send
>> in an answer to Question One at this point. For your convenience, I'm
>> reprinting Question One below.
>>
>>
>> QUESTION ONE: HOW MANY NEW gTLDS, AND HOW FAST?
>>
>> Option 1: Without regard to whether it would be desirable to have many
>> gTLDs in the long term, ICANN should proceed now by adding only a few, and
>> then pausing for evaluation. Only after assessing the results should it
>> initiate any action to add more.
>>
>> Option 2: ICANN should implement a plan contemplating the authorization
>> of many new gTLDs over the next few years. (Example: ICANN might plan to
>> authorize up to 10-12 new registries, each operating 1-3 new gTLDs, each
>> year, for a period of five years; each year's authorizations would be
>> staggered over the course of the year.) This option would place the
>> burden on opponents, if evidence comes in demonstrating that additional
>> new gTLDs are a bad idea or that the rollout is too fast, to bring that
>> evidence to ICANN's attention and call for a halt or a slowdown.
>>
>>
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>>
>> [*] I figure that anybody who hasn't posted to the list even once has
>> probably decided that his or her energies are best expended elsewhere.
>>
>> Jon
>>
>>
>> Jonathan Weinberg
>> co-chair, WG-C
>> weinberg@msen.com
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