John B. Reynolds a �crit:
> If you're referring to the meeting on 9 March that you posted the URL for
> last night, that meeting covers *only* the future of the .us domain. It's
> relevant to issues involving other domains only to the extent that the fact
> that the USG is holding such a meeting makes clear its position WRT the
> ccTLD "sovereignty" issue.
I don't think so. The .US TLD has always had a close relationship
with the USG, unlike some other ccTLDs. The present reorganization
is sponsored by the DOC, but this is just a local, national matter.
No comment is being made on the organization of other ccTLDs. The
governments of those other countries are free to sponsor or not the
organization of their copuntries' domain spaces.
