Re: [atlarge-discuss] Re: [ncdnhc-discuss] WHOIS workshop comment submission address

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Jefsey and all fellow members,

  Although your words and expressed thoughts ring mostly true below,
it is difficult for a reasonable stakeholder/user to give them much
credence, and I would suppose this might include Thomas as well,
in that you along with Eric and Bruce perpetrated a farce of an
election for the ICANNATLARGE.ORG members if not a
outright fraud of same.

J-F C. (Jefsey) Morfin wrote:

> Dear Thomas,
> For years we are proposed to comment propositions on products that does not
> fit the real demand and which only are here in the present shape for
> hiistorical anachronic reasons. We do not want DNs the way they are
> proposed, we do not want the Whois system, we do not want the DNS
> organization as it is today, we do not want the Internic to be managed by
> ICANN as it is currently organized, etc..
>
> You are a serious person, a moderated ICANNer and an European. Three
> reasons for having a competent and measured judgment: in your opinion, is
> it worth to spend time on all via the ICANN structure, or in so doing would
> we not perpetuate what we want to see replaced?
>
> My personal feeling is that we have reached a pont where the whole "Legacy"
> system has become totally obsolete and unable to support stability,
> security and innovation for long. We saw that alternative copies (alt.root)
> lead to nowhere. I therefore see two possible new ways;
>
> 1. national root services to force ICANN to change style. There is only one
> NTIA file, no reason there is not an MII, and Indian, etc. one. This would
> not endanger the DNS; only the DoC/ICANN monopoly.
>
> 2. For 19 years the Internet leaves under the IANA root. This dried the
> emerging mid-80s community networks (SWFIT, SITA, VISA, etc..) development
> before it could take at human interrelations level  (schools, associations,
> trades, cultures, religions, sports, cities, etc).
>
> Let accept that ICANN blocks the new TLDs. But nothing prevents service and
> community SLDs (scSLD http://intlnet.org). Look what Congress did: ICANN
> said no to ".kid".  Congress voted ".kid.us".
>
> If the "root" is blocked, "cuttings" are free and would/could/will permit
> the development of an ICANN free network. No Verisign economical model, no
> Whois, no ccTLD, gTLD, no TM rigid issues, no UDRP, but innovation,
> sustainable development, etc. We can freely build our own user solutions.
> Our owne networks. In total compliance with current standards, but in
> reading them with a more open mind.
> jfc
>
> On 15:41 25/06/03, Thomas Roessler said:
>
> >The address for submitting comments to the whois workshop is
> >
> >                       <whois-workshop@icann.org>.
> >
> >(Seems I blogged a wrong address earlier on.)
> >--
> >Thomas Roessler                       <roessler@does-not-exist.org>
> >_______________________________________________
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> >
> >
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Regards,
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Jeffrey A. Williams
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