>>>and undergoing a similar registry-registrar bifurcation that was
>>>specified last September. It might be useful to hear a little
>>>about the implementation and competition progress and compare with
>>>COM, ORG, and NET.
>>All the decisions are made by the .CA name holders as
>>an autonomous collective.
>"Autonomous collective" -- now there's a pregnant phrase! This bunch
>seems to be one of such, but yet seems not to be able to decide anything
>fixed. Is that because its hands are tied by the ICANNs and NSIs of the
>world? In any case, some skinny on the CA mechanism would be of
>great interest.
See www.canarie.ca. It's linked from there somewhere. I have nothing
to do with .ca (other than having having written the whois server -
out of sheer frustration)
I don't think it's that we aren't able to do anything - not at all,
I think it's just that we wait until we've all come to more or less
the same conclusion. While ICANN *talks* about consensus and a
consensus building process, we actually do it. You're watching it
happen.
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