[governance] ICANN RFC on its performance

[Joichi Ito]

While it is more pleasant to receive positive messages, I assure you  
that all arguments and comments are read and digested regardless of  
the packaging. For instance, I believe the CIRA comments are being  
reflected on and discussed sincerely despite the "not so positive"  
tone of the delivery. I do think it's easier to digest more  
constructively worded comments and without putting words in Kieren's  
mouth, I think he was just advising on what sort of thing might make  
the most impact.

IMHO, YMMV, etc.

  - Joi

On May 13, 2007, at 6:00 PDT, carlos a. afonso wrote:

> It seems once some people get a position within ICANN they become
> almighty teachers of how-to and the absolute reference on what is
> acceptable, "positive" or whatever. Kieren only wants "positive",
> "objective" feedback from us stupid students and will discard what he
> thinks are "moanings". Veni teaches poor stubborn Norbert how to  
> write a
> "positive" contribution.

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