[governance] Civil Society Declaration on Internet Governance

[Adam Peake (ajp@glocom.ac.jp)]

If there's time, the statement is also a good opportunity to include
issues that people think have been missed from the discussion. A few
sentences explaining what those issues are, why important, and that
they have been overlooked.

We tried to do some of that --broadening the issues-- in the civil
society declaration for the Geneva Summit.  Still got sucked back into
DNS/ICANN topics, but it was useful to get the broader issues out
there.

Adam


On 11/29/05, Ralf Bendrath <bendrath at zedat.fu-berlin.de> wrote:
> Lee McKnight wrote:
> > Ralf,
> >
> > If in your edit you could follow Bill's suggested edits/revisions, that
> > should address most folk's concerns with the text, thanks.
>
> I will only take edits that are agreed by the caucus. I can't really
> follow the discussion here in the next few days, as I am terribly busy
> with other stuff. So if there are agreed changes from the caucus, Jeanette
> or Adam should send me and Karen the finalized language (to
> cs-dec at wsis-cs.org) and save us from keeping track of the discussion here.
>
> Ralf
>
> PS: The new version I will send out tonight will have some copy-editing,
> as a few words were missing etc. But nothing substantial. I will send the
> respective paras to this list when I'm done.
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