Javier and all,
Javier, I don't believe that $25,000 is needed for the translation
of any and all ICANN documents as well as E-Mail exchanges
into 10 or more different languages. I believe that about $5000
would be sufficient. We [INEGroup] do it for that now. So I
see some PORK in this budg
Jeff and all:
On November 18 we have send a proposal to help on the translation
to spanish ALL the documents, web sites, and web forms related to
the AT LARGE election.
You can see the whole proposal (in english :-) ) in :
http://www.axisnet.perured.net/1999111802.html
I ask myself how many or
Javier, Dennis and all,
Dennis is not on the IFWP list, which is why you might not have gotten
his reply right away and I cc'ed him on it.
Yes, "Officially", or according the the UN, Spanish is the second
most spoken language in terms of population in the world. But I agree
I believe that C
Dennis, Javier and all,
d3nnis wrote:
> Javier and Jeff --
>
> I think this is perhaps the most interesting dialog I have observed
> since coming to the Cyberspace regime called ICANN.
I don't believe I would want to characterize ICANN and most
especially it's (Initial?) Interim board and now
Javier and all,
You know Javier, there was once a child much like you liken
ICANN to be some 50 odd years ago. That child had defects,
although they mostly mental ones, much like ICANN's. His name
was Adolf Hitler...
So, what I am getting at here is that sometimes the cure, kills
the patie
Dear Tony,
you wrote:
>... a "good ICANN" is one that does nothing
>or disappears. About the only exception, is the
>introduction of new TLDs.
I have a great respect for your positions about
many themes related to the Internet and ICANN.
But I have to disagree with you about that the
best ICA
