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[icann-eu] Second draft for comments on Study Committee
- To: Alexander Svensson <svensson@icannchannel.de>
- Subject: [icann-eu] Second draft for comments on Study Committee
- From: Thomas Roessler <roessler@does-not-exist.org>
- Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 18:32:59 +0100
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On 2000-11-21 22:15:16 +0100, Alexander Svensson wrote:
> Such a mechanism should also make sure that the weight given to
> attendance at eventual public meetings is appropriate. In
> particular, those who can't participate physically in such meetings
> for whatever reasons should not be disenfranchised during the
> consensus-building process. Neither can remote participation
> during the physical meeting be a full remedy, as the Internet
> community is dispersed over a range of different time zones and
> there are both financial and technical restraints that keep many
> users from participating remotely via a webcast of long duration.
> Any results generated at such physical meetings should therefore
> be considered preliminary, and be subject to online discussion and
> comment over a reasonable period of time.
Thanks. I have put that into the second version of the draft, which
can be found at
<ftp://fitug.fitug.de/pub/icann-drafts/draft-tlr-study-01.txt>. You
are listed as a co-author now.
Additional changes include, in particular, the addition of some
remarks on the clean-sheet approach. I bascially say that this
approach is pointless since there would never be a consensus on the
removal of the At Large directors, or on the reduction of their
number. Thus, discussing these questions would be a waste of
ressources, and should be avoided.
I also note that this situation is made "worse" (not really ;-) by
the short time frame - it's virtually unthinkable that, within three
months, a consensus on the removal of the At Large directors could
evolve.
> There is another area of the staff proposal which requires
> comment: Who pays the bill? From the staff proposal:
Good question. We shouldn't forget that physical meetings are going
to consume money, too.
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Thomas Roessler <roessler@does-not-exist.org>