[governance] Thanks to Izumi

[Izumi AIZU]

Thanks for very kind words.

Though the outcome is not as close to what we really want,
it was not "zero" compared with the awful decision on Dec 6
to shut out any member in the WG.

I just did what I am supposed to do. There are areas for
improvement for our work, and for that I think we need more participation,
engagement of IGC members visible to other stakeholders.

Anyway, off for some rest (not quite yet)

izumi


2010/12/18, Rafik Dammak <rafik.dammak at gmail.com>:
> Thanks to Aizu-san for live-reporting and giving us a real-time description
> of discussion, that allowed IGC members to react and share comments and
> feedback in real-time. I think that we should keep such practice and having
> more people participating in-situ if possible .
>
> resending the article again n.pr/fHNHkL <http://t.co/19CEsX6> which I found
> on twitter (there are many people interested by Internet Policy but
> necessarily aware about development on IGF) , I think that we should use
> twitter and other social channels in addition to contact media for giving
> our point of views, I find that many of them are ill-informed and IGC can
> help to present CS perspective
>
> Regards
>
> Rafik Dammak
> Twitter: @rafik
> Linkedin: http://tn.linkedin.com/in/rafikdammak
>
>
>
> 2010/12/18 Bertrand de La Chapelle <bdelachapelle at gmail.com>
>
>> Izumi,
>>
>> Joining others in expressing my deepest thanks for the incredible job you
>> did today. Those of us who were not able to be present in Geneva (and
>> raged
>> against the absence of any transcription) could follow things as they
>> unfolded thanks to your perfect reporting. Kudos. rest well deserved.
>>
>> Final formulations are far from satisfactory (it is clearly a setback from
>> WGIG) but contain some positive elements. The number of non-state actors
>> is
>> one of them and the Chair deserves credit for having kept this all along.
>>
>> As for the rest, there are probably sufficient ambiguities that can be
>> exploited. "Bearing in mind" is one of them. Furthermore, the provision
>> that
>> the report must be adopted by consensus does not really clarify how much
>> endorsement is needed from the non-governmental participants. And
>> everything
>> will be in the hands of those selected, depending upon their pugnacity, as
>> experience proves that in multi-stakeholder discussions, most ideas come
>> from the "bottom".
>>
>> Finally, several governments have insisted on the necessary openness of
>> the
>> process and this should be kept in mind to allow interaction through this
>> list with the members (sorry, the "invited participants") in the Group.
>>
>> Best
>>
>> Bertrand
>>
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>>
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