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RE: [ga] GA in the post GNSO-Review world
- To: debbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, <dannyyounger@xxxxxxxxx>, <ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: [ga] GA in the post GNSO-Review world
- From: JFC Morfin <jefsey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 10:45:30 +0200
At 03:07 24/09/2007, Debbie Garside wrote:
Just a few humble thoughts at 2am in the morning! Am I being Naive here?
You are not. Neither the USG nor your "Unicode" friends are. You just
are divided.
The point is simple: the legal framework of the IANA is the US legal
framework and its jurisdiction is global. This does not fit together.
- politically the solution is that the legal framework becomes global
- this is the WSIS
- normatively the solution is that the normative frameworks remains
global - this is what you try to oppose.
- practically the solution is that the IANA architecture becomes
distributed, making everything based upon open interoperability -
this is what you advocate when you call for ISO 11179 conformity.
This is why the solution is:
- politically to make all the people and entities you want to
assemble a GA within the proper international legal framework : a
Dynamic Coalition.
- normatively, to have a better understanding of the normative
framework (norms, standards, relations to regalias, international
treaties) the fight we had did help.
- practically to build the multilingual distributed referential
system architecture (MDRS) the IETF general "internationalisation"
confusion has delayed, but the Multilingual Internet obliges to, as a
result of the emergence of the Semantic layer.
jfc
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