At 09:53 AM 3/10/99 -0600, John B. Reynolds wrote:
How do we define a NCDNC member?
- People only?
- Non-profit organizations?
Both.
- Educational organizations?
- does ORSC qualify?
- how about AIP?
Yes, if they're non-profit.
Why the prejudice against for-profits?
Martin B. Schwimmer a écrit:
How will not-for-profit entities such as trade associations, marketing
boards, research consortiums, which exist at the behest of commercial
entities, be treated?
The DNSO Formation Concepts of March 4 give constituency five as
"Non-commercial domain name
Jay Fenello wrote:
Questions:
What qualifies as a domain name holder?
- jay.per.to?
- johnson.com?
- bob.aol.com?
- tom.co.au?
All of the above.
How do we define a NCDNC member?
- People only?
- Non-profit organizations?
Both.
- Educational organizations?
Jay Fenello wrote:
Since ICANN has decided that a person or
organization can belong to more than one
constituency, one of the first orders of
business is to define these constituencies
in concrete terms. In other words, where
and how do we draw the lines.
I think we should leave the
Very poorly :-)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Martin B. Schwimmer
How will not-for-profit entities such as trade associations, marketing
boards, research consortiums, which exist at the behest of commercial
entities, be treated?
Jay and all,
And the Constituency Divisiveness begins, eh? How
special! >;)
A warned by many this would be the problem, and it seems that is has
begun. I wonder how long this contentious problem will persist,
3 maybe
4 years?
Jay Fenello wrote:
Hello Everyone,
One of the results of the Singapore
At 3/10/99, 11:14 AM, Martin B. Schwimmer wrote:
What qualifies as a domain name holder?
- jay.per.to?
- johnson.com?
- bob.aol.com?
- tom.co.au?
Do you mean [EMAIL PROTECTED]? does aol allot third level domains?
I'm not sure, but according to the following posting,
AOL has
On Wed, Mar 10, 1999 at 01:11:21PM -0500, Jay Fenello wrote:
At 3/10/99, 11:14 AM, Martin B. Schwimmer wrote:
What qualifies as a domain name holder?
- jay.per.to?
- johnson.com?
- bob.aol.com?
- tom.co.au?
Do you mean [EMAIL PROTECTED]? does aol allot third level
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Karl Auerbach
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 3:43 PM
To: IFWP
Cc: ORSC
Subject: Re: [IFWP] Re: Forming a NCDNC
I think we should leave the constituency open to any non-commercial
individual or organization. The definition of &quo
Karl and all,
You are exactly correct that constituencies are a bad and
nearly indefinable thing to a certainty and as well very divisive
as we are now beginning to see and will see much more of in the coming
months, maybe even years.. We and you warned that such a model for
a DNSO was a
I think we should leave the constituency open to any non-commercial
individual or organization. The definition of "non-commercial," however,
should not be "non-profit." The ICC and INTA are both "non-profit"
entities, but their purpose is to vigorously promote commercial
interests. This
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