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Since neither the legal nor the pr folks are being paid, the comparison is
not very meaningful, is it? If there is no money, any amount is too much.
The point I was responding to was the suggestion that ICANN should hire
some professional election help; if you identify someone qualified who is
willing to either donate their services or join the growing list of
receivables, let us know.
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Joe Sims wrote:
> Diane, and I hope you continue; it is helpful. One point I should make:
a
> very significant hurdle to any election process is the lack of money to
run
> it. It might well be a sensible strategy, especially at this stage of
its
As a late-comer to this debate ... could I have some orders of magnitude
please?
What kind of expenses are we talking about? How does it compare to e.g.
the legal budget, the PR budget? What fee per existing DN would cover it?
Etc....
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