Re: AW: [icann-eu] 10.000 PIN codes found....

[Marc Schneiders <marc@schneiders.org>]

On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, at 10:52 [=GMT+0100], Harald Alvestrand wrote:

> At 17:57 20/11/2000 +0100, Christian Schultz Kommunalberatung wrote:
> >thanks for your looking into ICANNīs office. It has confirmed my thought
> >that there must be a great disorder in this office.  Meanwhile Iīm not more
> >surprised about this because I have some months experience with the ICANN
> >staff. With 60.000 not activated memberships there rests no doubts who could
> >solve this problem for these members.
> 
> Christian,
> when you say like this, I start wondering whether I should have kept my 
> mouth shut.

Certainly not! Mike Roberts has already refuted the claim of disorder
on this list, in an open manner informing us what ICANN was doing with
the returned PINs.

> The fact that 10.000 addresses out of 140.000 could not be resolved by the 
> postal system does NOT say anything about the order or disorder in the office.

Indeed.

> It ONLY says something about the quality of the addresses that made their 
> way onto envelopes.

This, however, is just as much a non sequitur. Let us hope everything
will be clear after the At Large study.

-- 
Marc Schneiders (rest in header)