It's another example of why ICANN is illegitimate, why it deserves to be investigated and replaced by a genuineey democratic body, not the cleverly gerrymandered pretense of representation it is.
The emperor still wears no clothes, folks, and this latest stunt shows ICANN wears no undies, either. Naked despotism seems to be the order of the day. -k >FYI: > > >At 11/9/01 01:10 PM, Chris Chiu wrote: >>The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers will not permit >>anyone to distribute leaflets or other such materials at its Nov. 2001 >>meetings unless they pay at least US $5000. Critics charge that this ban >>inhibits free speech and goes against ICANN's own rules, which require the >>Corporation to "operate to the maximum extent feasible in an open and >>transparent manner." >> >>See >>http://www.internetdemocracyproject.org/#highlights >> >>Sincerely, >>Christopher Chiu >>Global Internet Liberty Campaign Organizer >>American Civil Liberties Union > > > >+++ > >Jay Fenello, Internet Coaching >http://www.Fenello.com ... 678-585-9765 >http://www.YourWebPartner.com ... Web Support >http://www.AligningWithPurpose.com ... for a Better World >--------------------------------------------------------- >"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make >violent revolution inevitable." -- John F. Kennedy
