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In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about. yes, I know, who decides? maybe we should have a global vote
on that! (just kidding!) it should organize bottom-up, Better yet
Ok, so it isn't a registry at all, the "new domain" they announced was just
touchy-feely marketing crap. They aren't assigning p*q.com domain names,
they've just regged a bunch of them for themselves to use.
-mark
On 29-Nov-99 Richard J. Sexton wrote:
piiq.com
At 05:35 PM 11/29/99 -0500,
Esther - don't bother writing - just think red latex.
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Esther Dyson wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about. yes, I know, who decides? maybe
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Esther Dyson wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about. yes, I know, who decides? maybe we should have a global vote
on that! (just kidding!)
And your close to bankruptcy - so what.
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Ken Stubbs wrote:
glad to see that williams and babtista are getting along so well...
they truly deserve each other
ken stubbs
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Esther "Mistake" Dyson wrote:
Better yet where
possible are global markets, where people get to choose for themselves
without imposing their choices onothers.
Ever heard of practicing what you preach, your Ladyship?
Michael Sondow
Esther Darling:
When you speak of democracy you should focus on reality. For now my
recommendation is red latex.
Regards
Joe baptista
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Esther Dyson wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of
Esther and all,
Argument in a circle here Esther. Nice try though, but no cigar. ;)
Esther Dyson wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about. yes, I know, who
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about.
Interesting comment when one considers that one of the rumored selection
criteria for the original board was they they were
http://news.cnet.com/news/1,1,0-1005-200-1474021.html
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Patrick Greenwell
Earth is a single point of failure.
Patrick Greenwell wrote:
http://news.cnet.com/news/1,1,0-1005-200-1474021.html
The article by Patricia Jacobus (CC'd above) may give the
impression to a casual reader that vw.net was somehow
"using" the common Volkswagen AG initials -- especially
apparent in the following exerpts [my *
Karl Auerbach wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about.
...As for ICANN's metric of "interested". It appears to be a metric based on
the extraction of
Patrick and all,
Thanks Patrick. I think this was par to what Judith was looking for
in here response to me earlier regarding a "Citation" request that
she made of me. Judith, The Dennison and this VW case
should provide the answers you were requesting I think.
Patrick Greenwell wrote:
Eric and all,
Eric Weisberg wrote:
Karl Auerbach wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about.
...As for ICANN's metric of "interested". It appears to be
Seems that downtown Seattle has become a bit of a military zone...
police fired pepper spray and (reportedly) rubber bullets into crowds
of WTO protesters today.
The individual continues to be trampled upon, the business types continue
to just not get it, and the media continues to chase
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Esther Dyson wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people worldwide, yes, but only of interested parties who know what they are
voting about.
Hilarious. Exactly how does this get us to the ICANN board?
The original
My God, is this person for real What on God's green Earth is she
talking about?
Oh, the poor Internet . . . . . . with Esther in charge.
Makes me sick.
At 12:19 PM -0500 11/30/99, Esther Dyson wrote:
In practical terms, I don't think a "global" vote makes sense. A vote of
people
Mark and all,
No I don't believe it will take the level of activism that is being
displayed
in Seattle presently. Violence only leads to more and usually
worse violence. We can just Route around the ICANN Damage.
There are other "Gorilla Tactics" that can also be deployed as well,
but that
Like I keep saying - when you think of Ester - just think red latex, and
maybe a big dildo to wrap it all up. Ester does not equal reality.
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Frank Rizzo wrote:
My God, is this person for real What on God's green Earth is she
talking about?
Oh, the poor Internet .
Frank and all,
Your response here Frank gave me a great idea. I was thinking about
marketing some Esther/Mike/ICANN barf bags with the ICANN
Boards picture on the outside and in the bottom of the inside of
the bag, and selling them on the internet. Any idea for a good
Domain name that would
Earlier today, CSPAN was broadcasting from
the opening session of the WTO. I stepped
away for a few moments, and when I returned,
they were playing old clips from the Iranian
hostage situation.
Now they are playing other clips from Jimmy
Carter's administration!
What happened?
If you go to
I personally would consider the evidence to paint a picture that is the
opposite of an immaculate conception.
"Oh, look, he has his fathers eyes"
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Michael and all,
I am watching CNN right now and Seattle has declared a
civil emergency and the trade talks have been shut down
temporarily. More than 20,000 AFL-CIO staged a rally
at the Seattle stadium protesting the non representation of
Unions in the trade talks. A curfew will be in
once again you just don't get it. personal opinions and business don't
mix. france has been trying to get rid of this guy for some time, and
it's stuff like this that gives them good reason.
A registrar who can not give answer will become incresingly irrelevant.
Pity.
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999,
the national guard has just landed in seattle. should be an interesting
day tommorrow - a city full of pepper spray, tear gas, tree huggers,
labour unions, national guard and of course el presidente clinton.
Clintons gonna need more then a cigar tommorrow to pull it off.
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999,
This is the unholy alliance that gave us the ICANN board.
We still do not know who was part of that alliance, what criteria they
used to select the candidates for the initial board, and what quid pro
quos were made among those doing selecting.
No but there is plenty of circumstantial
Most of the comments under this thread have been more
substantive the past couple days. Congrats! Let me note,
however, that the conversation still beats around the bush.
Icann is trying to govern without the consent of the governed.
The Board is presuming to rule without ever being elected by
Looks like rs.internic.net is already redirecting whois requests to
whois.nsiregistry.net, which is giving out rs.internic.net as the
whois server for NetSol domains (instead of whois.networksolutions.com).
So any code written to try to look this stuff up and then follow the
reference supplied
just hard code it in for them. by the way - you also have alot of whis
servers missing from your code. lot's more this time of year.
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Mark Jeftovic wrote:
Looks like rs.internic.net is already redirecting whois requests to
whois.nsiregistry.net, which is giving out
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