Dian and all,
Well this very interesting and reveling indeed. According to Esther Dyson,
your comment here is not accurate from here comments following the
Singapore ICANN conference. If the Board is only "Occasionaly"
reading online and ICANN mailing list comments as well as those of the
IFWP list comments, that it seems that those that are not able to attend
the whirl wind ICANN conferences are being disenfranchised to that extent.
This would seem to be irresponsible on the part of the ICANN Interim Board,
and again not in keeping with the White Paper as well...
After all this IS the Internet we are talking about here, not a social club
coffee clutch!
Diane Cabell wrote:
> Hans K (I cannot spell it now, the Dutch ICANN board member).
>
> It really makes a difference being here, because the Board doesn't read many
> of the documents. The staff presents summaries of comment from the public
> lists, and they presented it orally, but the Board members don't read the
> comments, except on occasion.
>
> Michael Froomkin - U.Miami School of Law wrote:
>
> > It would have seemed cooler if I'd had any sense it was getting through
> > to the board.
> >
> > PS - does anyone know who belonged to the voice that made the
> > anti-academic remark? Was it Roberts or a Board member?
> > --
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