Kent Crispin wrote:
>
> On Thu, May 11, 2000 at 10:11:12AM -0400, James Love wrote:
> > They should just create a constituency for individuals, so people
> > don't have to try to cram into groups where they don't fit. Also, I
> > don't see why so many people who are represented in the ccTLD or other
> > groups insist on voting here too, given their largely commercial
> > interests in ICANN issues.
>
> ccTLDs are largely non-commercial.
Some of the other constituencies have placed limits on membership
in more than one catagory, for obvious reasons. ICANN has this absurd
situtation where some people can vote in three DNSO group, and others
can vote zero times.
How many groups do you belong to? I think Milton noted earlier
that you provide web hosting to the IPC. How many of the NCDNHC's are
members of more than one group?
Jamie
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