Gordon Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At least with congress and the lobbyists there are some rules
> for the conduct of public policy in an accountable fashion.
IMHO, the only thing that congress has going for it is that it's
elected by the public. Beyond that, it's just as subject to captu
Alexander:
Welcome to ICANN's NCDNHC. For a history of ICANN and info on why it is
against god and everything else good with the world - please reference the
following URL.
http://www.cookreport.com/icannoverall.shtml
I advocate the creation of family value top level domains. If you a
Let them.
Let Paul womey and his band of merry pranksters have the two letter
tld-space; they're hard to remember anyway, and this keeps all the
control freaks nicely tucked away in one place.
Then develop the three letter country code space, or, just use the
country name.
At 04:46 PM 5/1/00 -
In case anyone is unaware, or has forgotten, the GAC has made the
following insidious proposals:
http://www.icann.org/gac/gac-cctldprinciples-23feb00.htm
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Principles for Delegation and Administration of ccTLDs Presented by
Govern
Just a brief note to the troops. As always PCCF continues it's fine
tradition of reaching out to our government officials. I have just
received the most recent report from our Yokohama daemons which are as I
type surfing japanese government computer sites collecting, compiling and
indexing dat
This is a general announcement - I will soon be replying to Mr. Cohen - an
icann director who has lost his place if not his head. Mr. Cohens
statement is repeated below to refresh everyone's memory.
Regards
Joe Baptista
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