RE: [registrars] "Registered Representative" defined; RC Mailing list access to be limited.

["Peter Stevenson" <peter.stevenson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey Paul,

There is a board/forum.

www.registrar-constituency.com

Not sure how many have signed up.

But I agree with you we should start using this method of communication.

Rob Hall and Tim Ruiz were getting it set up.

Thanks

Peter




-----Original Message-----
From: owner-registrars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-registrars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Paul Goldstone
Sent: Saturday, 12 January 2008 9:47 AM
To: Robert F. Connelly
Cc: Registrars Constituency
Subject: Re: [registrars] "Registered Representative" defined; RC Mailing
list access to be limited.


Dear Bob,

Has any consideration been given to the new discussion list becoming a 
discussion board (forum) instead of a mailing list?  IMO it would get 
a lot more participation and be easier to search than my RC mailbox 
with 9000+ messages.

If appropriate for me to do so, I'd like to make that a motion.

Best Regards,

~Paul
:DomainIt


At 01:56 PM 12/14/2007, Robert F. Conelly wrote:

>Dear Voting Members:
>
>The designation "Registered Representative" may be unfamiliar to you.
Functionally, it is the same as "Voting Member".
>
>Participation in our meetings and mailing lists has generally been open to
Registered Representatives, Non-Registered Representatives and Observers.
Non-Registered Representatives are defined in the By-Laws, Article 2.3.
>
>2.3  Non-Registered Representatives ? Each Member may appoint additional
representatives to the Constituency. These additional representatives will
be known as ?Non-Registered Representatives?. There shall be no limit as to
the number of Non-Registered Representatives that a Member may appoint.
Non-Registered Representatives will be afforded the same privileges as
Observers; however the participation of Non-Registered Representatives will
not be limited as per section 2.7 of these bylaws.
>
>end quote:
>
>The term "Observer" is defined in the By-Laws, Article 2.7. 
>
>2.7  Observers - Registrar Constituency meetings and deliberations are open
to Observers pursuant to section 2.6. The Executive Committee of the
Registrar Constituency may, in its sole discretion, choose to suspend any
observer?s access to Registrar Constituency meetings and deliberations for
portions of, or for the entire duration of meetings and deliberations, if
the Executive Committee deems that having observers present is
inappropriate, not feasible or contrary to the best interests of the
Registrar Constituency. Any such actions will be noted in the minutes or
official record of the meeting or deliberations.
>
>end quote:
>
>Until now, our primary mailing list, <registrars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, has been
open to Registered Representatives, Non-Registered Representatives and
Observers.  Selected ICANN officials and staff members are also included in
this mailing list.  
>
>That list has been a "discussion" list,  open to posting by everyone on
that list.  However, in the not too distant future, that list will be
converted to an "Announce" list.  Posting will be limited to officers, GNSO
representatives and, perhaps, task force leaders.  The exact numbers of
authorized individuals is yet to be determined.
>
>In anticipation of the conversion of the <registrars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> list,
we ask you, a Registered Representative, to provide to me the names and
email addresses of the Non-Registered Representative you wish to be added to
the new "discussion list".
>
>Respectfully submitted,
>Bob Connelly
>Secretary of the Registrar Constituency