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[William Drake]

McT
>
> In the interests of full disclosure, I am on a number of ICANN mailing
> lists already, including At-Large, AfRALO, and AfrICANN, although I am
> not a member of a RALO (as far as I know).  In addition, I am active
> in various IETF and RIR policy fora, volunteer occasionally for
> AfriNIC events and sometimes get paid to give advice and training to
> ISPs who are also LIRs.

>
> Does this make me "represented in ICANN through  membership in another
> Supporting Organization"  ??
>
> I just don't know.  If someone wanted to keep me off the NCSG, they
> could claim I was represented by the ASO, which wouldn't be entirely
> untrue, but wouldn't be entirely accurate either.

GNSO has a constituency representation system that's unique now and  
will remain so after restructuring.  In the GNSO context it's pretty  
clear if you are a "member" elsewhere who's "represented."  The other  
ASOs are different.  You're not on the Address Council and I assume  
you're not on the ccNSO.  Being on open to all mailing lists that  
provide input to these would not constitute being a represented  
member, at least my understanding.  Maybe someone else from NCUC has a  
different and more restrictive view, in which case you'd be right that  
the language on this point could use further clarification.

Bill


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