Re: RE: [ga] DNSO Review

["Roberto Gaetano" <roberto.gaetano@voila.fr>]

Joop,
>
>The message deserves a but more punch than that in order to achive 
something.
>The invitation to petition the Names Council for the WG should be 
spread
>beyond this obscure list (candidate HongJie Li from China was as of
>yesterday not subscribed to this list either) 
>.

The list may be obscure, but is indeed the DNSO/GA list. While I agree 
that something should be done to increase the participation of people to
 the debate on the DNSO Review, I fail to see why this debate should be 
better carried on in lists that little have to do with DNSO just because
 they are "more popular".
The fact that some candidates are not subscribed to this list does not 
mean much: the vast majority of the current ICANN Board Directors are 
not subscribed either ;>)

>Crossposting to the other lists like ifwp and domain-policy is out , so
 we
>have to think of a better mechanism.
>Please let as many GA members as possible post the message to other 
lists.


Yes, but.
The message should be: join the debate on DNSO in the DNSO lists.

>
>Then what should be done is to put the petition on a number of 
websites.
>The easiest way to collect the votes is to ask people to put their name
 on
>the petition by voting FOR in the Polling Booth.
>
>It took me 10 minutes to put the Topic up.
>
>Please go to www.democracy.org.nz/vote1/  , enter without password and 
look
>for the topic under  DNSO.
>After 5 days, I will collect the total number of FOR and AGAINST votes 
,
>post the result here and then put it on a number of websites.
>
>"I consider it to be important that a WG will be established"
>
>Roberto, shall we see your name there next?

Unfortunately not ;<(.
I did indeed vote on your Website, but did not realize that I had to 
enter my name twice, on the optional name+address field *and* as 
comment.

Regards
Roberto
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