Re: [ga] RE: GA irrelevant

["Jeffrey A. Williams" <jwkckid1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Andrew and all,

  Good point Andrew.  But the NCUC is not for individuals whom
are not registrants, per se.  Still the NCUC has a good function
to the extent it is/was intended to be.  Yet as Karl pointed out
some of us are both non-commercial/non incorporated AND also
have commercial interests as domain name holders, which the 
NCUC doesn't provide for very well to date.  Yet Univerisities are
allowed to join the NCUC and they have both non-profit and
for profit commercial activities... I guess that universities
or educational entities are a special case?  If so, I can't
immagine a 'good' reason why... 


-----Original Message-----
>From: Andrew McMeikan <andrewm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: May 26, 2010 12:17 AM
>To: 
>Cc: GNSO GA Mailing List <ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: Re: [ga] RE: GA  irrelevant
>
>
>Avri Doria wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Non commercial registrants don't need a miracle.  The Noncommercial 
>> Stakeholder Group (NCSG) already allows for individual noncommercial 
>> registrants to apply for membership.  
>> 
>have you tried joining as an individual?  I tried.  When their new
>constitution is in place and people are joining then it may
>accomadate some people.
>
>> As for commercial registrants, I do not know the answer.
>> 
>> In the newly reconstructed GNSO, however, there is no easy path for a 
>> registrant's group that does not differentiate between commercial 
>> registrants and noncommercial registrants.  That would require a miracle.
>> 
>> a.
>As an individual who would not mind earning some small change online
>occasionally I would like to feel welcome and represented somewhere.
>
>       cya,    Andrew...
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Regards,

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