Re: [atlarge-discuss] icannatlarge.com

[Norbert Klein <nhklein@gmx.net>]

Thanks - I get also questions from the people I had motivated to join our
efforts at icannatlarge.com as they had seen it descrobed on this web page -
and some of them are worried to know what the result is of the vote to change
this into something else.


Norbert

=

> Where is the info on the vote on the web page?   I don't think the web
> page 
> is being used very effectively, if info on an ongoing vote isn't linked to
> 
> the 1st page.    Jamie
> 
> 
> Vittorio Bertola wrote:
> > On 24 Sep 2002 10:55:38 -0000, you wrote:
> > 
> > 
> >>now. Assuming in all fairness that it never occurred to anyone at 
> >>that time, and that it is purely coincidental that such 
> >>realization came only at a crucial time as the vote, the people 
> >>concerned (the ones who fear prosecution, persecution, etc.) may 
> >>kindly step down and aside, so the work of the organization goes 
> >>on unhindered.
> > 
> > 
> > I personally agree. I think that, at this time, there is no real risk of
> > legal implications for anyone; I think we should reconsider this only in
> > view of a "cease and desist" letter from ICANN or other sign that ICANN
> is
> > not happy with our use of their name, and only after trying a
> negotiation
> > with them. If any member or panel member is not happy to take this
> risk...
> > well, being part of an organization, especially if in positions of
> > responsibility, means that you have to take the risks together with the
> > honours. If you're not available to accept your responsibilities, you
> > shouldn't be there in the first place.
> > 
> > As I already told a number of times, I think that this whole issue is
> only
> > risking to derail our organization and to blow it up. This is why we
> should
> > focus on proceeding - for example, on sorting out the web and lists
> issues
> > so that working groups can start to actually work.
> > 
> > So: might we please know the results of the vote on the name, and
> proceed?
> 
> 
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