At 07:51 AM 10/2/99 -0700, you wrote:
>The *current* ICANN board has caused great rifts throughout the Internet
>community and made a lot of enemies.
>
>This doesn't necessarily mean that *any* ICANN board would act this way.
>An elected board would hopefully act in the interests of those who vote
>for them.
Sure. It's not that we don't want an ICANN. We just don't want *this*
ICANN.
>However, if ICANN fails, there will be much less chance for representation
>from the Internet community. We will then have to hope that there will
>be enough people in the general populace to stand by us when we bring our
>proposals to whichever governments step in.
Nonsense. If the net wold just ake up and ignore this illegitimate organization
and tryuly self organize, I'm sure the root server operators and current
tld managwers would not only keep things running, eut expand the tld
space ina sensible manner.
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