[governance] Re: Alternative DNS systems and net neutrality

[Veni Markovski]

At 12:20 11/19/2007  -0800, you wrote:
>Well then, Veni, it seems you have not expressed yourself very clearly.

Could be. Either this, or the opposite. By the way, talking about 
politics, I urge you - and everyone else here - to tell me which 
other country (besides Bulgaria) has managed to find a way to solve 
the political issues around the management of the Internet. In its 
broader, and its narrower meaning. What was the role of the civil 
society, if any. What are the results of this solution. How this 
solution changed the deployment of fast, affordable Internet.

Another argument that domain names are not vital Internet resource: 
since 1999 their number in Bulgaria has increased marginally (say, 
twice). At the same time the number of users have increased about 35 
times. (see http://intgovforum.org/BPP2.php?went=17 )

As for the rest of your mail,  I think that Kieren has given quite a 
good, positive response. I have no doubts that he will be attacked in 
the usual way, but this does not make his response less valuable; on 
the contrary - practice here shows that if there's a personality 
attack, then the argument is already lost by the attacker.

Veni  

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