On Sun, 10 Dec 2000, William X. Walsh wrote:
> > I disagree. Clearly your point is correct - ICANN descriminates agains
> > those who count - i.e. domain holders - etc. etc. However that does not
> > discount the power a group of RSP would have to make their needs known to
> > ICANN.
>
> You know better than that, Joe. Of course you carefully worded your
> message above, note that no where does Joe say that a group of such
> RSPs would stand a chance of getting ICANN do to anything, just that
> they would succeed in making their "needs" (more like wants) known.
I disagree. The group would have significant power - even in the
representation of RSP before OpenSRS management. ICANN may refuse to
listen - but eventually the momentum will force them to listen.
Imagine if the RSP's co-oprdinated andeach sent a complaint letter to the
senate and house of reps and the department of commerce.
Remember - ICANN is irrelevant - they are subcontractor of the US
government and nothing more then that.
regards
joe
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