Re: [ga] DOC Notice of Intent for contracting the IANA function
At 06:06 22/05/2006, Karl Auerbach wrote: Overall, its part of the continuing hubris of NTIA and the US DoC. I do not think so. It is the consequence of the Tunis deal. It gives that power to the NTIA. BUT this also means that we are here dealing with the Internationalised US Internet and not with the Multilingual Global Network. This is why I think reasonable that the person in real charge is assigned the job to represent the USA (however the same should have been made possible for every country/region) to the IGF. The fate of the "L" server is of no interest because the root server system is of no real interest as dangerous to the stability of the MGN. It is now the role of ICANN to deprecate it. The job definition of ICANN is in this way perfectly clear, even if it chocks the way of thinking of Internet old timers: root servers are NOT considered. This is a private volunteer system. There is a progressive evolution from the 1971/1983 Legacy Internet and a concerted split between the Internationalised US Internet and the rest of the world MGN as I call it. The sooner we accept this, the sooner we can adequately contribute to that evolution. jfc
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