The problem, Jay as I see it, is this: can ICANN be reformed? I don't
think so - not with the people that are in charge of it now. Why are
they there then? Ira/the DoC appointed them. Why the DoC?
Because in the Inter-agency Domain Name Task force meetings 4
years ago the DoC claimed to have all
It's like Vietnam. We've got to kick ourselves in the * before
we realize we've been wrong. Once politicians and lawyers get their
hooks in, there's only one way things can go: legislation and
constraint. Regulation.
Regulation didn't stop the war, acid did.
What happened to the White
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Richard J. Sexton" writes:
What happened to the White Paper and Internet self-regulation? A
fairytale for the IFWP.
Ah. The McGovern campaign of the DNS.
Actually, you guys did it yourself.
el
Richard J. Sexton a écrit:
Regulation didn't stop the war
Just what I was saying.
acid did.
Are you referring to acetylsalicylic acid, perchance?
In any case, I doubt if the war in Vietnam was stopped by acid of
any sort, but a little of it might help the present regulators to
find a
At 05:25 PM 3/23/99 +0200, Dr Eberhard W Lisse wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Richard J. Sexton" writes:
What happened to the White Paper and Internet self-regulation? A
fairytale for the IFWP.
Ah. The McGovern campaign of the DNS.
Actually, you guys did it yourself.
How so ?
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