At 11:36 AM 1/10/99 -0800, Patrick Greenwell wrote:

>My personal feeling is that a bicameral model might be a reasonable approach 
>to this issue. I believe ISOC employs this very model, with individual
>memberships and corporate memberships. This would seem like a fair
>approach to the DNSO, and a reasonable compromise between a completely
>flat model, and one that is constituency based and involving complex
>weighting schemes. It also takes much of the admistrative hassle out of
>figuring out who is a member of what constituency(and validation of) for
>purposes of DNSO membership. Each branch has equal voting power. Of course
>there is the issue of possible conflicting votes between the two, and some
>sort of "tiebreaker" mechanism would be necessary. 
>
>Thoughts?

You are aware, of course, that the current bi-cameral model was a political
expedience, a kludge that happens to work.

That said, it would appear that these would be ISP's/Domain holders, and
end-users. I am begining to see the DNSO as more like a Senate. I have yet
to see anything resembling a House of Representatives, however. But, this
is ceeding to the InterNet Governance approach, which I basically disagree
with. Like it as not, we simply don't have the authority of deadly-force to
enforce any sort of governance model. I don't want to go there either. Been
there, done that, burned the tee-shirt/card...

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