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>William Walsh wrote:
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>>>Until Michael Sondow agrees that you have=20
>>>a consensus document, you don't. =20
>>>
>>Mr Sondow would never agree to any document which did not raise him to
>>some position of power where he has the ultimate say.
>>
>>Your position that until Mr Sondow agrees to a document it is not
>>consensus is as unacceptable as their proposal.
>>
>>Being one of the first people to say they want to help form a
>>constituency conveys absolutely no rights or privileges to that
>>person.
>>
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>William, 
>I don't think the personality of the proponent should be a major factor in
>deciding whether there is a consensus document.
>
>A good consensus document tries to embody the different viewpoints, yes,
>including of those who felt motivated enough to come with a first
>constituency organizing proposal.
>
>While I agree that being the first gives no rights or privileges to the
>person, shutting somebody out who has taken an initiative is bound to
>create ill will, beyond Mr Sondow himself.
>
>If the same thing were to happen to the IDNO constituency, I am sure there
>would be a lot of very angry people.
>
>
>--Joop Teernstra LL.M.--  , bootstrap  of
>the Cyberspace Association,
>the constituency for Individual Domain Name Owners
>http://www.idno.org
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