[governance] For you as an Internet user, what is a "Critical Internet resource"?
Nnenna
nne75 at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 2 10:12:54 EDT 2007
Lee, all
The question was this: for me as an Internet User... what is CIR? Unless you want to tell people what is critical to their internet use, you should listen to them.
IMHO, the question should have been: what Internet resource allocation issues are critical to users all over the world?
In which case, we will be discussing issues that concern all users in all places. If you want to pinpoint certain issues and get particular feedback on them, then go ahead. Then you will probably know that RIRs, domain names and others may not make the top list.
Nnenna
Lee McKnight <LMcKnigh at syr.edu> wrote: Veni, Kwasi,
With all due respect, and yeah maybe I'm being pedantic, but we are
talking of definitions after all. You are confounding critical
resources, and critical Internet resources.
Noone's arguing that food, water, shelter, and safety aren't absolutely
critical, for everyone on earth. But that wasn't the question, was it?
When one gets to power then we can start debating 'critical information
infrastructure' as the phrase was popularized some years back; but that
also wasn't Paul's question. Though we can all agree its further
development, worldwide, is an important objective.
Lee
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