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Re: [ga] Public Comments Sought on GNSO Improvements


At 11:05 a.m. 20/06/2007, you wrote:
This disclaimer is just too broad. I gather no one has any position on anything at this time.
Oh well.
Eric

Eric,

They want recommendations and conclusions from us. They say that nothing has been cast in stone yet, although, of course, if you don't move your feet , the cement will harden into a new structure and the representation of the at large stakeholders will be provided top-down. (with all the negative long-term consequences for ICANN and the hapless "representatives")

"Oh, well"  is not the best answer.

My recommendation is that the ICANN Board now take the initiative to invite Individual Domain Name Owners to form a recognized GNSO constituency, its funding provided for in the 2007 and 2008 budget and its internal democracy supervised by the ombudsman and a committee of 3 (elected) Board members.

My conclusions are suspended until this happens.

Is there anyone here who  supports that?

Danny Younger <dannyyounger@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The Board Governance Committee's GNSO Review Working
Group has released a "Draft Working Document on GNSO
Improvements" that presents the Working Group's
initial thinking on, and raises questions about, how
to improve the GNSO, for discussion with Community at
the upcoming ICANN Meeting in San Juan and for public
comment through the ICANN website. This working draft
does not reach any definitive recommendations or
conclusions at this time. It is posted to encourage
further public discussion and comment, and it does not
represent the position of the Working Group, the Board
Governance Committee, or the Board.
19 June 2007

http://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-19jun07.htm

key document: http://www.icann.org/announcements/draft-wg-bgc-gnso-improvements-18jun07.pdf


--Joop-- http://www.pollingbooth.info/generalassemblysignup/ www.icannatlarge.com www.democracy.org/idno



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