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Re: [council] Topic for Sunday night Dinner in Sydney

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  • Subject: Re: [council] Topic for Sunday night Dinner in Sydney
  • From: Avri Doria <avri@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 27 May 2009 11:24:37 -0400
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Hi,

I appreciate the topics that are coming in and will probably prepare the poll after tomorrow's council meeting.

I was using overarching, as a category heading that corresponded to the one the Implementation Staff was using for these topics.

But then again I mistakenly put geographic names under that heading.

Maybe I will just use something mild like Critical Issues: and leave determination of whether they are gating issues or not to the conversation (assuming these are the preferred topics for the diner). I will probably follow the practice of the last few meetings of picking a main topic and a dessert topic based on the poll.

thanks

a.

On 27 May 2009, at 11:13, Philip Sheppard wrote:


Avri,
I support your list and the suggestions to date.
I have one question on vocabulary.

You use the word "overarching" in:
- Pending issue in restructuring
- overarching issue for new gTLDs - IRT
- overarching issue for new gTLDs - geographic names


Do you intend to mean all-embracing, or more precisely, that these are issues which in Council's opinion require resolution before TLD expansion can proceed? If this is the case (and I would agree) then maybe a clearer term is needed.

May I suggest either "threshold" or perhaps better "critical-path" ?

Philip










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