Mr. Smith and Everyone, I am inclined to agree with you Mr. Smith. Ms. Dysons comments of late and at the Santiago conference in particular were clues to her prevailing attitude towards stakeholders in general. Such an attitude should not be afforded anyone in her position, and thus, resignation may be the best option at this juncture.... domainiac wrote: > > During a public session that the board held on Wednesday, Esther > > Dyson, an American who is the board's interim chairwoman, responded to > > Icann's critics. "With all due respect," she told the audience, "we are > less > > interested in complaints about process" and more interested in "doing real > > work and moving forward." > > >With all due respect, Esther, > > Esther Dyson is not due any respect whatsoever. She is an arrogant > no-nothing snot (as she is know in DC) who is doing tremendous damage to the > domain name system. She also made some comments during the hearing about > how "some housewife" would not want to join the Names council. > > Hopefully Esther will resign ASAP so ICANN can move forward. > > I also point out that ICANN has a contractual obligation concerning the way > the process was handled which could lead to litigation (since this process > is not being followed) if they try to tack on a user fee to domains. ICANN > has continue to refuse to provide very basic information about how the > so-called advisory panels were chosen or even provide e-mail addresses of > the member who were chosen by their secret process. > > Again, will you please resign Esther and take Andrew McLaughlin with you. > > Russ Smith > http://ICANNT.org Respectfully, -- Brian C. Hollingsworth Sr. Legal Advisor, International House of Justice Internet Communications Affairs and Policy Advisory council for Public Affairs and Internet Policy, European Union
