[governance] IGF Book

[Avri Doria]

hi,

i do not think i know what you mean by this paragraph.  sounds  
somewhat critical, which is cool, but i can't figure it out.

a.

On 7 dec 2007, at 13.53, Dan Krimm wrote:

> I went back and read Avri's chapter in the WGIG book recently,  
> which was
> helpful to me in understanding the culture clash here, and it seems  
> clear
> that the techie/politico terms of discourse are still "in flux" in  
> terms of
> understanding one another.  By way of personal disclosure, while  
> I've been
> involved with "online services" from an end-user application and  
> content
> production standpoint since 1981, I'm really (and unapologetically)  
> coming
> to the realm of IG primarily from a public policy/political  
> stance.  And of
> course, I am also (and equally unapologetically) an *advocate* in a
> political sense (as, underneath it all, I believe we all are).

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