Kent,
I would suggest PABers send in their own comments, I don't think
that there is any PAB consensus on the ICANN proposal. I think the
PAB is asleep. Please don't say you are speaking for 230 signaturies.
Scilience is not consent.
-rick
On Tue, 13 Oct 1998, Kent Crispin wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 11, 1998 at 11:24:27PM +0200, Amadeu Abril i Abril wrote:
> > Kent Crispin wrote:
> > >
> > > PAB:
> > >
> > [...]
> > .
> > >
> > > The negative consequence of the ICANN proposal not being accepted is
> > > further delay. Further delay is bad for the economic health of CORE,
> > > and thus bad for the development of competition in the domain name
> > > system. So I hope that you will all send supporting notes to NTIA as
> > > quickly as possible.
> >
> >Kent, I agree with your comments, with the foloowing caveats.
> >
> >a) I'm not sure PAB has no time to send a support statement. Is anyone agaisnt it?
>
> I think it would probably be all right to send a generic statement of
> support for ICANN -- the PAB has consistently supported IANA in the
> past. Like this:
>
> Dear Secretary Daley:
>
> The gTLD-MoU Policy Advisory Body, representing the 230 signatories
> of the MoU, endorses and supports the ICANN proposal submitted to
> you by Professor Jon Postel. It is the proposal that has had by far
> the widest review, and, though there have been scattered complaints
> about imperfections, it embodies a structure that can and will be
> refined over time.
>
> The Internet community has been waiting for four years for this to
> be resolved. There is no reason for further delay. We urge
> the NTIA to begin immediate negotiations with ICANN for the
> transfer of authority described in the White Paper.
>
> Thank you
>
> The Policy Advisory Body
>
> Unless I hear a chorus of complaints real soon, I will send this out
> today.
>
> >B) Even if I'm supposed to be CORE's interest advocate (and I am) I would like
> >pointing that CORE is *not* the main concern when deciding that we need a
> >quick move forward. We cannot afford, as Intenret community, furhter delays,
> >as nay such delays would ony increase the temptations for governments,
> >espcially one of them, to take thinks on hand... with the results we all can
> >imagine.
>
> Yes, I agree.
>
> >CORE is indeed interested, not only in principle but also financially, in
> >having this moving forward. But it, or at lest most of its members, can stand
> >some delays. The principle of Internet self-regualtion cannot.
>
> Very well put, Amadeu.
>
> > Regards,
> >
> > Amadeu
>
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