[governance] Workshops update, and decisions needed

[Jean-Louis FULLSACK]

Dear members of the list

Milton Wrote :


Nitin Desai and Markus Kummer also asked us to drop the word "revolutionary".   
 
>>MARKUS KUMMER:  Or should we delete the title "revolution"?

(...)

> >>NITIN DESAI:  I have a feeling this ‑‑ this thing needs some ‑‑ because people who read this and say ‑‑ could pretty easily ‑‑ some journalist picking this up could easily make fun of us, you know. [Laughter]

Curiously, in their official statements, both these two high rank international represantatives don't hesitate for qualifying Internet and its so-called universal benefits as "revolutionary". Without any worry about risks or laughters ... 

Jean-Louis Fullsack
CSDPTT
  



> Message du 03/07/10 17:13
> De : "Milton L Mueller" 
> A : "Jeremy Malcolm" , "governance at lists.cpsr.org" 
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> Objet : RE: [governance] Workshops update, and decisions needed
> 
>  Too funny. 
If Nitin is afraid of “satirical references in the media” I am afraid he did a better job setting himself up for them
--MM 
 
From: Jeremy Malcolm [mailto:jeremy at ciroap.org] 
> Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 8:39 PM
> To: Milton L Mueller; governance at lists.cpsr.org
> Subject: Re: [governance] Workshops update, and decisions needed
 
On 03/07/2010, at 2:53 AM, Milton L Mueller wrote:

> 
> 
You are kidding, right? Is this public information? Can I satirize this publicly? <…smacking his lips..>
 
Nitin Desai and Markus Kummer also asked us to drop the word "revolutionary".   
 
>>MARKUS KUMMER:  Or should we delete the title "revolution"?
>  
> >>NITIN DESAI:  Can we at least drop the word "revolution"?  Can we just say Internet governance ideas that can help change the world?  That's ambitious enough. [Laughter]
> 
> >>NITIN DESAI:  I have a feeling this ‑‑ this thing needs some ‑‑ because people who read this and say ‑‑ could pretty easily ‑‑ some journalist picking this up could easily make fun of us, you know. [Laughter]
> 
> >>NITIN DESAI: So, say, "Ah, look at these guys, who really think that the IGF is about to ‑‑
> 
> >> (Speaker is off microphone).
> 
> >>NITIN DESAI:  No, no.  The point is that just think of a ‑‑ I think the idea that you have ‑‑ is a different type of workshop, which is not with a lot of prepared papers, speeches, panelists, but a space for people to ‑‑ where you could have a room saying that you are allowed to mention anything which has been mentioned in the main session. So the only people ‑‑ the only thing that you can come up with is something which is not on the table in the main session. But think of a title which does not lend itself to some satirical references in the media, okay?
> 
> 
I wonder what he said when he was off microphone.  Maybe "...change the world?"  Now, there's a thought.
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