Good points Wire... On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 9:05 AM, Wire James <[email protected]>wrote:
> I have read through the comments made on this subject and indeed while I > concur with the fact that some polishing is needed on the way forward with > the .ug, there are facts we can not keep hiding away from. What are those > facts? > > 1. The .ug is a national resource that can not be left in the hands of a > private company for good. While CFI has done a good job in getting us where > we are today, the time has come for a change in the administration of this > resource. The Government needs a say however small or big. The civil society > and private sector also deserve a say too and that is why the proposal of > forming a body that brings together the different parties is a good idea. As > to whether we are copying what has been done elsewhere in E.A, that is a > non-issue. For all the threats of Govt regulation, I say UCC go ahead and > have a say in this .ug issue. > > a ccTLD has never been a national resource unless a country adopts it that way. With all due respect, a ccTLD is put out there for anyone in the corresponding country to take on and do with it as they please of course observing a few RFC. Unless the GOVT (read UCC) wants total control of the go.ug or gov.ug, I see no correlation of .ug and it being a national resource. Correct me if I am wrong. -- Mike Of course, you might discount this possibility, but remember that one in a million chances happen 99% of the time. ------------------------------------------------------------
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