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Re: [ga] chaos and confusion on this mailing list

  • To: ga the DNSO <ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: [ga] chaos and confusion on this mailing list
  • From: Andy Gardner <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 21:00:26 -0500



On Oct 3, 2007, at 8:40 PM, Debbie Garside wrote:

Dear Andy

If you want to have an outlet for your anger I will ask ICANN to setup the Angry Person WG but this is the GA and a number of people here are actually
trying to be productive.

That's the point. You can be as productive as you want, but what you produce has no standing on ANYTHING. If they want to, they can ignore everything you produce. And this has been done in the past.



Forget the past and start thinking positive.

If I had a dollar everytime some flag waver said that on this list....

Like I said, 7 years down the track and we're still powerless.

Think about what you would do
if you were on the Board

There's the other point, I, as a domain owner have NO CHANCE of being "on the board" or voting someone else ONTO the board to represent me.

The whole ICANN structure has made us powerless BY DESIGN. Your games here are just that. They give people false hope.

and start making suggestions that can be
incorporated into GA consensus style documents that we can present to the
GNSO and the Board.

Consensus style documents were presented to the Board and the DNSO by domain owners 7 (8?) years ago.

The IP constituency took great delight in blocking any chance of stakeholders getting any say in the matter. Pretending that we have any chance of representation while the current people are running ICANN is just a fantasy.


United we stand, divided we fall... And nobody listens to people bickering.

They have listened to us when we weren't bickering, they never listened to us when we were united. This is all a farce to keep people busy and deflected. It's the ICANN equivalant of watching Fox News.






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