Of course we cannot and will not ignore ICANN.,.

After all, out plan is to copy the ICANN ROOT, and augment it into 
being our superior Inclusive Root, to be offered as a solid well 
managed ROOT service to ISP's that want and need such a service.

We should also offer it to the ccTLD operators who are being squeezed 
into ICANN compliance by bad service delivery to ICANN agreement 
non-signers.  In fact lets work on ways to address a proposal to them 
to join us in lieu of ICANN.

But first, lets get our own act together;-)...

Cheers...\Stef



At 00:05 +0200 11/09/01, Marc Schneiders wrote:

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>I am all for alternatives, especially working ones, and I do try to
>participate in those. But can we really _ignore_ ICANN completely?


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