Re: [ga] a cctld representative

[Dan Steinberg <synthesis@videotron.ca>]

Karl,

You are indeed fortunate.  According to what I can determine, mine 
landed in my e-mail inbox about 3 minutes later (local time EST), 
probably because my name begins with the letter "S".  I had less than 
 two minutes of meaningful public commentary available to me.  And I had 
not brewed any coffee yet..


Karl Auerbach wrote:

>On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 barrister@chambers.gen.nz wrote:
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>>I look forward to learning of the mechanism by which he will be provided 
>>with the consensus views of the cctlds in order to carry out the function. 
>>Doubtless another bottom-up, transparent and  consultative process will 
>>be adopted, as a result of which cctlds will be told what their 
>>representative has done. 
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>Well, I first heard the name of Mr. Staley in an email that landed in my
>e-mail inbox at 4:54am PST on the morning of March 12.  The board meeting
>in which that person was selected from among a slate consisting of two
>candidates, started about six minutes later, at 5am PST.
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>6 minutes. 
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>6 minutes for meaningful public commentary, for a bottom-up, transparent, 
>consultative process.  Yup, six minutes.
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