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http://blog.icann.org/?p=125

So… how are we doing? Let’s hear what you have to say about
ICANN
from ICANN Blog by Kieren McCarthy

As one sage Net observer never said: “There are three
certainties in life: death, downtime and dozens of people
telling ICANN what a poor job it is doing.”

Today, we put out an RFC on ICANN’s performance. ICANN has
changed enormously in the past few years, it is continuing
to change, and it will have to continue to change into the
future. This is your opportunity to throw out a few pointers
but most importantly to give some feedback on what ICANN has
done recently and give an indication of whether the
organisation is on the right path. Yes, ICANN is seeking
community feedback about its performance.

All responses are welcome. You should assume however that
comments that draw as their main reference something that
happened nearly a decade ago will be less welcome that those
that actually look at where ICANN is now, and the path it is
currently on. The hope is also to use this blog and the
public participation site as a way of getting a real
dialogue going. We also have a traditional forum (see
below). The structure for this discussion will be drawn from
the performance areas specifically outlined in the Strategic
Plan. We view these are pretty comprehensive, but no doubt
there will be other opinions.

So if you are serious about seeing improvement and change in
ICANN this is your chance. Please join in.

Those structural questions:

* Is ICANN becoming more transparent, accessible and
accountable? What improvements have been observed and what
still needs to be done?
* Has ICANN improved its operational performance? What
improvements have been observed and what still needs to be
done?
* Has ICANN improved its performance in the development of
Policy? What improvements have been observed and what still
needs to be done?
* Has ICANN increased international participation? What
improvements have been observed and what still needs to be
done?
* Have there been improvements in participation and in
efficiency of the ICANN multi-stakeholder model? What more
needs to be done?
* What plans and actions have been observed that position
ICANN for more comprehensive transition of the technical
coordination of the Internet’s system of unique identifiers.
What more needs to be done?
* What improvements have been made in dispute resolution and
the application of fairness and equity in the management of
complaints and other mechanisms of review that are
available? These include the work of the reconsideration
committee, the Ombudsman and independent review.

Comments will be posted to
http://forum.icann.org/lists/performance-2007 until June 5,
2007 and should be sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


[original ICANN announcement:
http://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-08may07.htm ]


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