Re: [ga] Re: "Alternative roots": a big technical failure

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hugh and all former DNSO GA members or other interested
stakeholders/users,

  Very good remarks and/or observations here Hugh.

  As many on this forum know and also have observed amongst many
more stakeholders/users, ICANN has as a non-profit organization has
broken it's contractual agreements [ White paper/MoU ] and has on many
more occasions in developing policy broken it's promises to all
stakeholders/uses
in favor of a small cabal or sometimes defined neophytes of dubious
creditability...

Hugh Dierker wrote:

>
> Doesn't it become glaringly obvious that any so called failure in the
> area of inclusiveness is a result of policy/politics not a technical
> problem at all.
>
> This again begs the question of the Ostrich. Assume that policy is not
> within the perview of ICANN but as water running downhill the BOD
> seeks the path of least resistance.  Because the earstwhile dam
> builders deny scope in this regard, their heads are in the sand and
> the policy decisions of the BOD remain unchecked, running as a
> flashflood to the very homes of the "stakeholders" who counted on - no
> not the BOD, but the dam builders.
>
> Rather than getting into and mastering this area the men and women who
> could have stopped this trend, pointed fingers at the bastard
> stepchildren who suggested the king has no clothes and addressed
> everything as purely technical.
>
> As ancient warriors learned, it is better to face the elephant in the
> Alps than to deny that he can cross them. Icann is in this unchartered
> territory and will soon sew salt on our ruins lest we redifine our
> boundaries to ebb the flow in policy.
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Regards,

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