>However, unlike ORSC, INTA has
>committed to working with DNSO.org to try to work on those
>differences.  Since DNSO.org is in *fact* an open organization, we
>will of course negotiate with them, and see if something can be
>worked out. 


This seems, to me, to suggest that if a group does not "negotiate"
with the dnso.org group, that group is by some reasoning bad.
That's an awfully self-important stance to take.

You want to work on differences? How about dnso.org adding
some fair hearing language to their next draft? I suspect that
would get you a lot of ORSC participation.

Put your money where your mouth is.

Christopher



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