Hello Michael.
Comments below :
On 09-Mar-99 Michael Sondow wrote:
> Brian E Carpenter a �crit:
> >
> > Tony,
> >
> > > 1. What currently defines the current attributes of the
> > > Protocol Supporting Organization as adopted or proffered
> > > to ICANN?
> >
> > draft-ietf-poisson-pso-bl-02
> >
> > As I mentioned on the list recently, the appointments draft
> > is a companion to the PSO by laws draft, where your questions
> > are covered.
>
> The PSO bylaws, as well as the recent appointments draft, were
> conjured up without any Internet community input, feedback, or
> consensus whatsoever, contrary to the requirements of the U.S.
> Government's White Paper and the ICANN bylaws, and are therefore not
> only inappropriate but illegal.
>
> The individuals who wrote them, and who are attempting to promulgate
> them as rules of law, are doing so in full cognizance of their
> illicit and illegal nature, and are therefore engaging in what
> amounts to an illegal and criminal activity.
Please Michael. You've stretched this one a bit too far. The White Paper and
ICANN bylaws do not carry the force of law.
> The goal of this activity is control the Internet through control of
> ICANN. This is what ISOC, in collaboration with CORE and the
> trademark groups, is attempting to do in the DNSO, and what it is
> attempting to do here through the IETF and the PSO.
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Date: 08-Mar-99
Time: 22:07:18
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