[governance] Internet Governance Debate (Silence and Fatigue)

[Veni Markovski]

At 18:37 4/22/2007  +0200, Jovan Kurbalija wrote:
>You are right that IG is no longer on the radars of governments worldwide
>(if it ever was). There are many reasons for this. First--and the most
>important--is that the world has changed substantially between 2003, when IG
>was put on the WSIS agenda, and  2007.
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>What can we learn and conclude from this, in particular with regad to IGF
>2007? Shjuld we support the silence? Is there space for discussion? Any
>direction?

Hi, Jovan!
Well said!
There's always space for discussion, and we may wish to continue to 
be involved in such discussions.
I love participating in constructive discussions. What bothers me are 
people who come into the discussion with an opinion on the topics we 
are supposed to discuss, and that makes the discussion impossible.




Veni Markovski
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http://blog.veni.com

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