Esther
At 12:02 PM 12/01/99 -0800, Ellen Rony wrote:
>Esther Dyson wrote:
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>>It would help those of us who can't do this fulltime to see a side-by-side
>>comparison of the various proposals some time before Jan 22.
>
>>This is akin to the task Ellen ROny did so well and faithfully through the
>>ICANN/et al. bylaw iterations, but as I understand it she has demurred this
>>time.
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>I was hoping someone would pick up the gauntlet, but having developed a
>stylistic mechanism that appears to be effective, I am willing to commit
>time to produce this comparison.
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>HOWEVER, in the case of the ICANN Bylaws comparison, we had a jointly
>agreed upon baseline document. Which do I use as the baseline here,
>without prejudicing the outcome?
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>I know that the ORSC document builds on the DNSO.ORG document (December
>18), but is there a subsequent DNSO iteration at this point?
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>If y'all can agree on the URLs that provide the latest DNSO, ORSC and INTA
>versions which will be used at the January 22 meeting, I'll work up the
>comparison. If the structure varies among them, the differences will be
>harder to assess.
>
>My young son asked me to focus on income-producing activities this year, so
>what you may sense as diminished enthusiasm for the task ahead is simply
>the line I have to maintain between my DNS passion and a need to keep the
>wolf away from the door.
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>Ellen Rony Co-author
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