[governance] 300 million people have spoken with one voice

[JFC Morfin]

Dear Milton,
What Joe describes in reference to the open roots is the normal 
behaviour of any network technology correctly supporting a presentation layer.

The conflict I have with Vint Cerf at the WG-IDNABIS (where he 
opposes the way a probable consensus reads the IESG/IAB approved 
charter) results from that the Internet actually supports a 
presentation layer that can be transparently implemented. There might 
be different ways to support a presentation layer. As far I am 
concerned I only document the way it can be supported by any user 
according to the existing RFCs and proven operations under ICANN 
management. I also initiated the "project .fra" which enables some 
Internet inhérent but non-yet-used features. It is a test according 
to the Internet standardization process and ICANN ICP-3.

Too many years fighting the misunderstood "alt.root" fake issue (that 
multiple roots can only colide) have delayed the understanding of the 
multilayer:multiledger DNS (ML-DNS) evolution that ICANN asked the 
IETF to work on six years ago. Fragmentation as you call it, is a 
feature not a bug. The bug is the fear that the existing technology 
could not support diversity. My evaluation is that the Internet 
technology is actually more resilient than the IAB architecture 
thought it is. But it has to be innovatively approached. This is not 
that easy because of the involved political or commercial interests 
(cd. RFC 3869).

jfc



At 18:57 16/06/2009, Milton L Mueller wrote:
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>         From: publicroot.info at gmail.com 
> [mailto:publicroot.info at gmail.com] On Behalf Of Joe Baptista
>So - who here can see the Chinese National TLD system?  Who can surf 
>to Peking University at its official web site address used extensively in china
>
><http://xn--1lq90ic7fzpc.xn--fiqs8s/>http://$BKL5~Bg3X(B.$BCf9q(B/
>
>The above URL works for me.
>
>It doesn't work for me.
>
>NATIONALIZE YOUR ROOT.
>
>One of the virtues of the Internet was that it broke communication 
>out of the boxes national governments created for it. One of the 
>reasons we should favor de-nationalization of ICANN is to keep it 
>out of that box.
>
>Create your own TLD infrastructure that owes no allegiance to ICANN 
>or the U.S. government.
>
>And fragment the world. Great.
>
>
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