Peter,
First of all, you may be unaware, but messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] are archived
and/or analyzed at a number of sites on the 'net, not just the Berkman
Center ICANN-Related Discussion List Statistics page. They're also included
in Richard Sexton's archive (I don't have the URL handy
Hello:
I believe Mr. Mason attempted to address the privacy issue before in this
regards. It may prove beneficial Ben if you revisited the argument.
Many governmental freedom of information and protection of privacy offices
have addressed web related privacy. ICANN archives are by default
Ben Edelman wrote:
All that said, I'd be open to comments from the list. If the list consensus
really is contrary to my instincts -- if people want an "opt out" policy for
the archive -- I'd certainly consider as much, and the operators of other
archives might then consider doing the same.
I
Joe, Ben and all,
Joe is correct here. It has become painfully clear that neither ICANN
or the Berkman center in this process have much if any respect for
the privacy of any individual. This history is very clear indeed. Such
behavior on the part of ICANN and now it seems the Berkman center
