I've been getting a few private messages concerning candidates - some of
which are being published here with my replies. Any originating marks
will be deleted except for communications with candidates - which are
public record.
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Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 07:12:44 -0400 (EDT)
From: Joe Baptista <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Fw: [members-announce] UPDATE: ICANN At Large Membership
That's a hard question to answer. The Asia/Pacific region is controlled
by YJ, and Adam Peake. Most of the validated members from there are
associated with APNIC which is associated with YJ and Adam. The purpose
there is control of the voting block and eventually getting their pet
project i-dns accepted by ICANN.
In all cases - I have been unable to find anyone in the candidadtes list
for Asia Pacific who I remember even having a vague interest in domain
policy or politics. They all look like drop in candidates (we call it
parachuting) to me. My only suggestion is read through the profiles and
reject anyone who has an association with the following - IETF, ISOC,
APNIC. I know that's not much help and appologize to you for that.
regards
Joe Baptista
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> I would like to ask you a favour. I have not been in ICANN pilitics for
> long so i do not really know who is who. Do you know who is worth
> endorsment in this list? I do not want to endorse ICANN's "fluffers" or
> WIPO fluffers. Any suggestions? (for next round of elections i hope to know
> myself who is who)
>
> > > Leelakrishna Baisetti
> > > Niladri Bose
> > > Feng Ling Chiu
> > > Patrick Chua
> > > Khaled Fahmi
> > > Junji Hattori
> > > Daniel Hicks
> > > Masayuki Ida
> > > Zulfiqar Khan
> > > Byong Guk Kim
> > > Jong Ho Kim
> > > Seung Hyun Lee
> > > Peter Leitch
> > > Hong Jie Li
> > > Anand M
> > > Yukika Matsumoto
> > > Andrew McMeikan
> > > Chaim-Meyer Scheff
> > > Harry Tan
> > > David Teten
> > > Chih-Wei Wang
> > > Xiaojun Wen
> > > Kuo-Wei Wu
> > > Paul Yang
> > >
> > > # # #
> > >
> >
> >
>
