>Gordon Cook wrote:
>
> > greg -- you may be  right.
>
> > Yet if you are right and with an ICANN failure all big business would
> > have to do would be to go to Congress for a quick and easy fix, then
> > I ask what are Cerf and Patrick afraid of?
>
>Personally, I think that Cerf and Patrick (and others) are trying to
>strike some type of compromise between the business imperatives that
>are shaping the modern Internet with the cooperative community values
>that created the Internet.  In a sense ICANN is the last link to
>Postel's traditional Internet stewardship.

well of course Postel, like ICANN, was rather impeious and did what 
he pleased.  A key differ ence he was tusted.  ICANN is not

>when yuo say that  cer f and patrick are trying to
>strike some type of compromise between the business imperatives that
>are shaping the modern Internet with the cooperative community values
that created the Internet, you are making an amazing statement.

I think we bing similar information to the poblem.  however I fail to 
arrive at you concluson.  please justiy and back up with detail your 
rather sweeping statement.....




>You have to admit that anything that might happen to cause investors
>to doubt the stability of the Internet might have an unpleasant effect
>on the stock market.

maybe yes maybe know.  my position contrary to esther is hat the 
pocess DOES matter. The ends do NOT justify the means.  unpleasant? 
so be it?





> Also, historically, the type of fix Congress has
>had to make to ensure the stability of key communications media has
>favored business imperatives.


so?  there is some small hope of redress with congress.  with esther 
and captin mike there is none.


>
>We still have journalists on this list, right?  I wonder if any of
>them will run your story ...

so?


>
>--gregbo
>gds at best.com

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