Re: [ga] RE: Motion # 1 - addendum

[jefsey <jefsey@club-internet.fr>]

Dear Joanna,
I do not support that text as such as not enough worked and IMHO not 
properly addressed not detailed yet. I have introduced many propositions to 
add to that motion you did not take into account.

I know that this is difficult, but since you took the role of writer, I 
suggest you now proceed on a step by step basis.

1. what is the purpose of the motion?
     - disruptive
     - advisory
     - force to a dialog
     - obtain missing responses
     - "suicide"

2. to who should it be addressed to?
     - formally
       - to the BoD
       - to the NC
       - to the DoC
       - to the world
       - to the outerspace
     - actually
       - to the DoC to obtain a decision
       - to the BoD to make them moving
       - to the reform committee as a warning
       - to the GAC members to create a problem they will have to solve
       - to the Congress
       - to the Press
       - to our own ego

3. what is our real reason?
     - that we are unhappy with the ICANN principle
     - that we see that the current ICANN structure will never work
     - that we have real concerns about the DNS stability
     - that we have concern for the world's economy structure under the 
present DNS managment

4. what is our real target?
     - to support external propositions
     - to develop a GA proposition
     - to permit a real debate on real element and not only on Stuart's 
emotions
     - to protect national interests and security
     - to protect business interests

5. what are the elements missing in the current ICANN mission?
     I listed a few of them which should be listed in whereas, but many 
others may be indentified and then filtered to obtain a realistic and easy 
to understand list for press and Congress

The question is not we will commit suicide or not, the question is the time 
we will spend on it to be of use. Eben if it is only for the records: it 
will help in the future to disqualify those who did not tried to save the 
Internet from ICANN's bureaucracy.

Until that work is done, I reseve my support to this motion.
jfc


On 05:38 10/05/02, Joanna Lane said:
> > > WHEREAS the Internet Corporation for Assigned names and Numbers
> > > (ICANN) has dramatically changed the initial terms of reference
> > > for ICANN, and is proposing even further changes.
> > >
> > > WHEREAS these proposed changes have met extensive opposition in
> > > the Internet community and go even further from the original
> > > terms of reference.
> > >
> > > WHEREAS a new open competition would allow the U.S. Department of
> > > Commerce (the DoC) to consider both the ICANN Board proposal for
> > > restructuring, and alternatives offered by others for managing
> > > key Internet resources, while providing for a public record of
> > > the process for enhanced visibility.
> > >
> > > WHEREAS the General Assembly of ICANN's Domain name Supporting
> > > Organization (the DNSO) also reminds the DoC, that in the Green
> > > and the White Paper, the Government of the United States made it
> > > clear that it intends to withdraw from management of the Domain
> > > name System (the DNS).
> > >
> > >
> > > It is hereby RESOLVED that:-
> > >
> > > The General Assembly of the Domain name Supporting Organization
> > > of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
> > > asks the US Department of Commerce to have an open competition
> > > for the services now provided by ICANN, provided that the new
> > > competition would address the need to develop an international
> > > framework for DNS management. An open competition should aim to
> > > achieve comprehensive privatization and internationalization of
> > > DNS services, consistent with the need for stability, but also
> > > innovation, competition and freedom.
> > >
> > > Agree [  ]
> > > Disagree [  ]
> > > Abstain [  ]
> > >
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