Re: [ga] TLDA Website two weeks out of date (and counting!)

[Joe Baptista <baptista@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thomas Baxter wrote:
> So, you ask that the TLDA be viewed as a credible organization that 
> people should trust  and yet you hide those proceedings from public view?
> Joe Baptista has many times chided the old TLDA for doing things away 
> from public view. The TLDA has, he says, the responsibility to be the 
> voice of the TLD holders in the inclusive namespace. He called you 
> together to fight the corruption in Europe and you responded by 
> bickering with each other for almost a year, culminating, finally in 
> great fanfare about how "Oh, the TLDA is open for business after 
> revising its BYLAWS" (which by the way, you didn't change very much at 
> all - they are still a confused and ambiguous hodge-podge). The one 
> substantial change that you did make was to throw the Taproot under 
> the bus - that was the crown jewel of the TLDA and you tossed it. 
Baxter - don't use my name in vain.  Thats rule number one.  Because I 
know who you are - and what you are not is a TLD Holder.  Your a fake.  
I smell a vermin here and his name is Herman.
> I am a TLD holder because I claim .BAX in a FCFS claim. Thats all you 
> need to know.
Sorry Baxter, oops - or is that Herman - as the man responsible for 
drafting the public root FCFS rules I can tell you your claim is 
nonsense and your interpretation of the FCFS rules completely wrong.  
FCFS claims require supporting evidence.  Since you have not provided 
any your claims is dismissed.
An interesting thing about is TLDs is that if no one knows you exist - 
guess what - you don't exist.  So as the one responsible for monitoring 
FCFS registrations I can say that until you provide us with notice of 
your name servers and contact information you can't make claim to FCFS 
rules.
> I, like Joe Baptista, demand that you do your duty to protect the 
> interests of TLD holders  in a fair, open (that means no secret lists) 
> and democratic (democracy requires elections be held in the open and 
> that nominees be made public) manner.
As one of the TLDAs biggest critics I can say that the TLDA is doing a 
fine job of meeting its mandate.  And much of that it owes to Karl 
Peters.  Obviously Mr. Baxter (Herman Xennt) you have no idea what your 
talking about and I take offense you attempt to use my name in support 
of your crap.
But since you have used me as a reference here I can advise all those 
who read your mumbo jumbo that they can safely ignore it.
> When I see that you are doing your duty, I may join, but not till then.
That days not going to happen.  Your another one of Herman the Vermin's 
make believe people.  And the TLDA is not a membership for make believe 
people.  Thats more the jobs of INAIC - the pretend ICANN organization - 
www.inaic.com .
regards
joe baptista
> Thoms.
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Karl Peters - TLDA <tlda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Thomas Baxter <baxtertms@xxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Saturday, March 1, 2008 5:22:30 PM
> Subject: Re: [ga] TLDA Website two weeks out of date (and counting!)
>
> What exactly is your reputation? I never heard of you before a few 
> weeks ago, and only with one issue. You never contacted me directly 
> about anything and certainly made no attempt top join whereby you 
> could help shape the organization. I am not aware of any 
> "responsibility" to have a public members list. Where did you read 
> that this was a requirement? I know many trade associations that do 
> not publish their members list, in fact few do.
>
> Please tell us what root your TLD runs on, too. Even if you don't 
> join, we certainly want to properly acknowledge your registration for 
> the records.
>
> -Karl E. Peters
>
>
>
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