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At 16:28 02/07/2014, Lynn St.Amour wrote:
> > Russ is an IAB member and Chair of the IAB, and is a member of the
> > IAB's IANA Evolution program.  Lynn continued as a member of the IAB's
> > IANA Evolution program after stepping down recently as CEO of ISOC.

These appointments are certainly an extremely wise choice in regard 
to an homogenous and efficient representation of the I*stablishment.

The points now to clarify for them seem to be:

1. the consideration given to the IUsership as either a partner, a 
collateral or:and an acknowledged contingency planner.
2. ditto for the OpenStand signatorees, endorsers and supporters and ITU
3. the intent of every State and user to transition key Internet 
domain name functions to the global multistakeholder community.

Also, when I consider 
http://www.ntia.doc.gov/other-publication/2014/iana-functions-and-related-root-zone-management-transition-questions-and-answ 
I see references made to "protocol numbers and Internet numbering 
resources", but the term "address" is missing.

Have the appointees a clear understanding of what technically the NTIA is:

- actually transfering when  "the U.S. Commerce Department's National 
Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) [] announces 
its intent to transition key Internet domain name functions to the 
global multistakeholder community"

- considering as the "global multistakeholder community". Are each 
and every one included on an equal footing? Are those ones 
I*organizations and States, Provider, IUser, people? Is this the WSIS 
and Sao Paulo people centered information society? The whole 
humanity? Its whole digital ecosystem.

I believe that before discussing the stakes one should first agree 
upon the words being used to describe them.

JFC Morfin


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At 12:17 18/07/2014, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
>There are government reps and civil society groups that are just as 
>'good' ad Mr murdochs people are. They still do get a say in msm. So 
>despite everything, it will survive.

I just that existing civil society groups may be inflitrated by NSAs, 
but are not representing interests of Independant Users like me, 
cities and villages, trades and cultures, private corporations, NGOs 
and Libre communities as such, I am supposed to interface at the IETF.

Best
jfc



>On 18 July 2014 3:45:01 pm Jefsey <jefsey@jefsey.com> wrote:
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>>At 11:32 18/07/2014, Paul Wilson wrote:
>> >God help the multistakeholder process if News Corp gets involved.
>>
>>Paul,
>>
>>are you meaning that News Corps are not (equal) stakeholders in the
>>Information Society? Why would they not be on an equal footing with
>>states and other stakeholders? What is worrying is an MS process
>>where there are undefined "indirect" stakeholders and where
>>independent users are not on an equal footing with everyone else.
>>
>>He does not plead for News Corp to have a larger say than ICANN, RIR,
>>manufacturer, edge provider, ISP, etc. and  other kind of
>>corporations. But that the role permitted to the News Corps, and
>>Corps in general, should be larger than what it is currently
>>permitted in order to be in accordance to their effective weight in
>>the human/computer/corporation society of today.
>>
>>I hope you do not say the same about independent users (IUsers)?
>>
>>Take care.
>>jfc
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