Bill,
We don't have any interest in "running/overseeing/whatever" any
ccTLDs. ITU and IANA have had no discussions on this topic. We do
provide some technical TLD management support for some developing
countries (e.g. Cameroon) at their request. In addition, governments
sometimes ask us questions about Internet TLD policies and we try to
answer them as best we can and keep IANA informed on these correspondence.
The only thing we do discuss with IANA in this realm is shipping ccTLD
data off to them. We mostly did the 3166 survey because we got tired
of not being able to answer people's queries about this topic.
We will manage .int but that's a free service with highly restrictive
entrance requirements mainly for intergovernmental organizations - I
doubt that there will ever be more than 100 delegations in .int. I'm
trying to finish up the policy paperwork on that as it's dragged on
forever (and that's my fault).
Robert
-- Robert Shaw <robert.shaw@itu.int> Advisor, Global Information Infrastructure International Telecommunication Union <http://www.itu.int> Place des Nations, 1211 Geneva, Switzerland