RE: [ga] Domain Tasting Reopened for Public Comments
I was just noting that you did tell the NCUC representatives that the GA has a position, while in reality this is not supported by facts. Maybe this is the main reason why the GA is not taken seriously, and the top-down vs. bottom-up has very little to do with it. Cheers, Roberto > -----Original Message----- > From: Dominik Filipp [mailto:dominik.filipp@xxxxxxxx] > Sent: Tuesday, 06 May 2008 12:31 > To: Roberto Gaetano; robin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx; nhklein@xxxxxxx; > carlos.souza@xxxxxx > Cc: ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: RE: [ga] Domain Tasting Reopened for Public Comments > > Roberto, > > They are those regularly contributing to the GA who are not > addicted to personal career, financial interests, benefits or > false timid loyalty. > No, you have not missed anything. Neither a straw poll nor a > common decision has been, unfortunately, issued yet. > > If they were they would be ignored much like all others in the past. > That is the main reason why many formerly active contributors > are feeling frustrated and are not willing to participate on > the game played on the public. > > By the way, the only official relevant straw poll results > gathered so far at GNSO having gained a majority (110 votes, > 64%) votes in favour of the AGP elimination have been > similarly brushed away, not worth mentioning in the Final > Report. Do you really think you would be interested in a > straw poll conducted on the GA? > > I just want ICANN to be honest and say it in fact prefers the > top-down instead of the bottom-up. And, that public input can > be prospectively considered at sole discretion of the staff > and the board. Get rid of all those core values related to it > and that's it. It would be clear and fair. I would accept it. > I would say ok, bye-bye, and would leave ICANN definitely. > But please do not play (I mean all ICANN staffers here) that > transparent game on us. It is already embarrassing. > > ICANN needs self-confident people in constituencies who are > not frightened and scared of expressing and standing for > their own opinions. > Do not mistake compromise for backdown. A compromise is made > as a result of proper deliberation on reasonable and valid > arguments presented by constituencies and public input on > equal basis. How can we be deliberating on something that was > excluded from discussion from the very beginning? > > Roberto, you are at the second highest position at ICANN. Get > involved in the increase of the public participation if, of > course, you find it important. ICANN has been at crossroad > for some past years; either it will follow the existing > hidden top-down model or try making it an open organization > with influential public participation. You can influence it. > > Dominik > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Roberto Gaetano [mailto:roberto@xxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Monday, May 05, 2008 11:48 PM > To: Dominik Filipp; robin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx; nhklein@xxxxxxx; > carlos.souza@xxxxxx > Cc: ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: RE: [ga] Domain Tasting Reopened for Public Comments > > Dominik Filipp wrote: > > > > > We on the GNSO GA, however, believe the motion is insufficient and > > still vulnerable to possible abuse. > > We who? > > If there was some decision in this sense, or at least a straw > poll, I missed it. > > Cheers, > Roberto <<attachment: winmail.dat>>
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