> 2. Those named by IANA do not "represent" IANA. They are given no
> direction from IANA and to not consult with IANA for approval of the
> participant's positions within the POC. In fact, communication between
> those named by IANA and IANA are pretty minimal.
mr.crocker what is the "philosophy" behind this system ?
i mean what is the "background" and right understanding for such
arangements or what is the "benefit" of it
> Hence I think that Rick's beliefs and opinions in this are similar to those
> held by many others but, in fact, they do not apply to the current topic.
so what is the diference between a nonvoting member and a (two) voting
members
why isp's should have 2 voting members and iana should have one voting
member?
if iana hase a way to ashure the "right" direction in benefit for all
i have no problem with having iana have one/two voting/nonvoting seet/s
on poc
for me iana represents the "good old man" making shure that everything
runs properly in the right direction
now samthing "new" should come so we need a little more explanation on
this "new" thing
would you like to give as more explanation of it
> d/
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thanks
sascha