> FURTHER RESOLVED, the Board determines that no proposal to create a
> non-commercial domain name holders Constituency has yet been
> submitted that is appropriate for recognition.
> FURTHER RESOLVED, with the recognition that the interests
> represented by a non-commercial domain name holders Constituency
> should be involved as early as possible in the DNSO organization
> process, the Board urges that the organizers of this Constituency
> should submit a consensus application for provisional recognition
> as soon as possible, so that the issue of recognition can be
> reconsidered by the Board no later than an anticipated meeting
> during the week of June 21 so that representatives of this
> Constituency can join the provisional Names Council.
Why wasn't a non-commercial domain name holders constituency
recognized? Why didn't the non-commercial domain name holders
reach a consensus?
The current DNSO is now mainly a trade organization. The only
consumer interests that are represented are commercial interests
and their trademark interests. I hope ICANN will be able to do
better than that.
--
Onno Hovers ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
"We'd better jump under the bandwagon before the train leaves the station."
-- Dilbert's Boss
