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[ga] Re: [At-Large] Do they exist or what
- To: JFC Morfin <jefsey@xxxxxxxxxx>, LB <lbleriot@xxxxxxxxx>, na-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: [ga] Re: [At-Large] Do they exist or what
- From: "Jeffrey A. Williams" <jwkckid1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 20:24:28 -0400 (EDT)
JFC and all,
I think LB has hit on a very good point. The ALAC in it's
current form cannot reasonably represent users world wide
as it is predominantly a "Closed shop".
-----Original Message-----
>From: JFC Morfin <jefsey@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Jun 2, 2008 7:53 PM
>To: LB <lbleriot@xxxxxxxxx>
>Cc: listegenerale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, alac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: [At-Large] Do they exist or what
>
>At 23:11 02/06/2008, LB wrote:
>>I propose a motion: france@wide having found that ALAC does not exist,
>>and considering that it is necessary to have an ALAC, propose to
>>@larges worldwide to resume this good idea and create a World At Large
>>Advisory Council (WALAC).
>
>Louis,
>you are going to confuse everyone.
>
>1. I suppose that "france@wide" is a Google Traduction's fancy.
>
>- france@large is a French ALS incorporated in 2000 pretty active
>ever since as an @large organisation which decided to reorganise to
>welcome the other @large people in Paris.
>
>- world@wide is a small foundation specialising in offering free
>domain name protection and hosting to Internet Governance and @large
>oriented projects.
>
>2. we plan your "oualalac" (I understand it meens an "open use, at
>large, alac" get to gether diner in Paris. We wait for the answer of
>Wolf to know to best answer the Staff suggestion. Sebastien already answered.
>
>3. The WALAC/IALAC names could be misused: I asked world@wide to
>protect them as domain names.
>
>4. I suggest we do not discuss anymore the ALAC decision concerning
>france@large. This is something that we first have to discuss in
>detail with Euralo as they proposed. And possibly transfer to the
>Ombudsman and BoD if it is confirmed there were influences.
>
>I would suggest that you use your mailing broadsides to help me
>cooling down the situation. We now have enough ways to practically
>protect the individual @larges' interests without making noise or in
>invading the ICANN meeting (however fun that could be). They want to
>ignore us as you underline it, may be should we do the same ? This is
>a question I raise.
>
>Everyone knows now they did not want us to vote at the first Euralo
>Summit. This is over now. Probably better we just delegate a few
>people at the ICANN meeting and we report at Saturday 28
>InternetCamp, sending them photos, rather than to repeat the Olympic
>Flame incidents?
>
>OK?
>
>jfc
>
>___
>
>Louis,
>tu va confuser tout le monde !
>
>1. Je suppose qie "france@wide" est une blague de Google Traduction.
>
>- france@large est une ALS française incoporée en 2000 et assez
>active depuis en tant qu'organisation @large qui a décidé de se
>réorganiser pour accueillir les autres @larges à Paris.
>
>- world@wide est une petite fondation specialisée dans l'offre
>gratuite de protection de noms de domaine et d'hébergement pour les
>projets orientés vers la Gouvernance de l'Internet et les @larges.
>
>2. Nous planifions ton diner de rencontre "oualalac (que je comprends
>comme "open use, at large, alac") à Paris. Nous attendins la réponse
>de World pour savoir comment répondre au mieux à la suggestion du
>Staff. Sébastien a déjà répondu.
>
>3. Les noms WALAC et IALAC pourraient être dangereux. J'ai demandé à
>world@wide de les enregistrer en protection.
>
>4. Je suggère que nous ne discutions plus de la décision ALAC
>concernant france@large. C'est quelque chose que nous avons d'abord à
>discuster avec Euralo puisqu'ils l'ont proposé. Nous aurons
>probablement à le transferer ensuite à l'Ombudsman et au CA s'il se
>confirme qu'il y a eu des interférences.
>
>Je te suggèrerais de réserver tes "bordées de haute-mail" à l'aider à
>détendre la situation. Nous avons déhà gagné suffisament d'avantages
>pour protéger concrêtement les interêts des @large individuels sans
>avoir à faire du bruit inutile qui peut être mal compris, ou à
>envahir la réunion ICANN (bien que je conçois que cela pourrait être
>très amusant). Ils veulent nous ignorer comme tu le soulignes;
>peut-être devrions nous faire de même. C'est une question que je pose.
>
>Tout le monde sait maintenant qu'ils ne voulait pas que nous votions
>au premier sommet européen. Ceci est entendu maintenant. Il est donc
>probablemnt mieux que nous leur déléguions que quelques personne lors
>du meeting ICANN, et que nous fassions le point à l'InternetCamp de
>la Grande Arche le samedi 28 (leur envoyant des photos), plutot que
>de renouveller les incidents de la Flame Olympique.
>
>OK ?
>jfc
>
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