[governance] Fwd: [gnso-dow123] Note from Paul Twomey regarding WHOIS clause in the Affirmation of Responsibilities Re
Veni Markovski
veni at veni.com
Thu Oct 5 09:12:52 EDT 2006
At 06:01 AM 05.10.2006 '?.' -0700, Danny Younger wrote:
>Veni,
>
>I hit the Reply All button when I responded to your
>email. If you didn't want the conversation directed
>to NCUC-DISCUSS then you shouldn't have included their
>address.
Danny,
obviously you are writing quite quickly. I responded to the message
from Milton; this address was there. And I got the error message,
that I am not subscribed. You wrote me afterwards, and if you have
received such a response, you wouldn't include the address in your
current (second) response. The fact that you did (I just removed it
from my CC field) shows that you are subscribed.
>... and thanks once again for dodging all the
>questions. Your contribution to enhanced transparency
>is noted.
>
>"ICANN will innovate and aspire to be a leader in the
>area of transparency for organizations involved in
>private sector management." -- Affirmation of
>Responsibilities Point #2.
Danny, Danny... there's so much pain in the world. I believe you are
mixing again ICANN with individuals. Or individuals with ICANN. In
anycase, you are mixing people with institutions. Your questions were
addressed to the wrong person, and I told you who you should address
them to. However, instead of doing that, you prefer to go along the
same old way of communicating. I am not a politician to "fight" for
approval of my responses. If you have asked me a question, I would
have responded. You asked ICANN a question, and there's no ground
whatsoever for you to exepct a response from me.
I will write it slowly, so that you could read it. See comments below.
> > >My questions are as follows:
> > >
> > >1. The public presentation of billing contact
> > >information is not a current requirement under the
> > >terms of the Registrar Accreditation Agreement and
> > as
> > >such does not constitute an element of existing
> > policy
> > >relating to WHOIS. Why then is the Board
> > stipulating
> > >that unrestricted public access to billing contact
> > >information is an element of current WHOIS policy?
This is a question for the Board, not for me.
> > >
> > >2. What constitutes "enforcement" of existing
> > policy
> > >relating to WHOIS? Does this mean that the use of
> > >proxy services will be banned by ICANN? Have
> > >Directors discussed this possibility?
Again a question about ICANN. As for the discussions you know that
there will be minutes, and you will be able to find out what has been
discussed there.
> > >
> > >3. As there seem to be many issues associated with
> > >point 5, have Directors discussed the possibility
see above.
> > >
> > >4. Why didn't ICANN act to
a question for ICANN, not for me.
That's why I didn't respond. And I will continue not to respond to
questions, which are not addressed to me.
Hope that this makes it a little bit more clear for you?
Sincerely,
Veni Markovski
http://www.veni.com
check also my blog:
http://blog.veni.com
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