Martin B. Schwimmer wrote:
http://www.redherring.com/insider/1999/1230/news-metricom.html?id=yahoo
Pretty scarey. Is it too much to expect that NSI will modernize
their authentication systems? At a time when secure transactions on
the internet are commonplace, is there any excuse for NSI
At the last ICANN meeting, the Board promised
greater openness, especially Linda Wilson.
However, the opposite seems to have occurred.
Consider the following.
1) No indication of any kind concerning developments
related to the ICANN Ad Hoc Committee over the past
two month period. There is
A.M. Rutkowski wrote:
At the last ICANN meeting, the Board promised
greater openness, especially Linda Wilson.
What would Linda Wilson know or care about it? She's one of the
phantom Board members, there for window-dressing purposes, isn't
she? You don't imagine that the students or even the
Tony and all,
ROFLMAO! Did you expect ICANN to keep its word? Not
going to
happen, Tony. Some how though I think you knew this.
A.M. Rutkowski wrote:
At the last ICANN meeting, the Board promised
greater openness, especially Linda Wilson.
However, the opposite seems to have occurred.
Consider
Hi Michael,
What would Linda Wilson know or care about it?
She's one of the
She promised rather visibly at the Los Angeles meeting
that she would attempt to effect substantially greater
openness. She deserved the benefit of the doubt.
However,
clearly things have gotten worse, not better.
What
A.M. Rutkowski wrote:
Hi Michael,
Hiya, Tony. :-)
One would think that there are enough Internet experienced
people involved that they would realize that a better work
product is achieved through openness - as well as diminished
liability to causes of action in the long run.
Old Chinese
APOLOGIES for sending work in progress (Cyberserk Award).
I could blame it on distraction because I am watching Ally McBeal, but I
hit the wrong key.
What a way to begin a new year. Darn. Darn. Please let me finish the
piece and resend.
Domain Handbook Authors Announce
1999 Cyberserk Award
The authors of The Domain Name Handbook are pleased to announce their
selection for the 1999 Cyberserk Award. This award is bestowed annually
upon a company, organization, institution or individual
