Roberto Gaetano wrote:
Stephen Page wrote:What completely open list does ICANN have? Name one.> Presently, ICANN has a closed list. ORSC has an open list.
> DNSO.ORG has a closed list.
>
Point of clarification:If you are referring to the main mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), you are
wrong, because the list is open.About ICANN, also it depends on which list you are talking about.
Steve Page is absolutely correct.. Despite your continued assertionsThis, of course, doesn't change the significance of the reasonment that
follows, but according to my experience people that read a (long) posting,
and find an inaccurate statement in the first lines are less motivated to go
through the whole message.
Roberto, the DNSO.ORG is essentially a CLOSED and unrepresentative
organization. The majority of the significant discussion and development
the DNSO .ORG has done has bee on CLOSED mailing lists such
as the Participants List, Transition List, and the Drafting List. As such
any CLAIM that the DNSO.ORG might attempt to make at any consensus
or openness, is at least misleading. and dishonest.
Regards,Roberto
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