[governance] Update on City TLD Governance and Best Practices

Eric Dierker cogitoergosum at sbcglobal.net
Tue Jun 29 00:29:52 EDT 2010


Thomas,

I am sending good intentions for your endeavor.   Update when you have a chance this morning please?



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From: Ginger Paque <gpaque at gmail.com>
To: governance at lists.cpsr.org; Thomas Lowenhaupt <toml at communisphere.com>; igf at unog.ch; Marilia Maciel <mariliam at diplomacy.edu>
Sent: Sun, June 27, 2010 1:07:59 PM
Subject: Re: [governance] Update on City TLD Governance and Best Practices

Hi Thomas, 
I hope you have seen the email on remote participation details as your
participation is important. If not, you or anyone else that is
interested in RP should email me privately, please. Marilia Maciel will
be present in Geneva, and handling remote moderation. I suggest you
prepare a short 'intervention' and send it to her to be read, or
arrange to read it yourself. 

It sounds like you have an excellent panel prepared. Have you written
to igf at unog.ch (copied on this email) to ask for an update? Anything
you can confirm before the meeting will facilitate the process.

Good luck! Best, Ginger

On 6/27/2010 3:16 PM, Thomas Lowenhaupt wrote: 
>  
>  
>  > 
>With the IGF Vilnius Open
>Consultation beginning tomorrow, here's an update on my efforts on
>behalf of a proposed City TLD Governance and Best Practices
>Workshop. I'd appreciate advice as to any steps I might take
>to facilitate its acceptance.
> 
>Over the past couple
>of months I've contacted directly, and, via this and a few other lists,
>several hundred people inviting participation on the City TLD Workshop.
>From an expertise perspective, I've received confirmations from an
>exceptional group. Listed in order of their acceptance, the prospective
>participants are Wolfgang Kleinwächter, Dirk Krischenowski, Bertrand de
>La Chapelle, Werner Staub, Thomas Schneider, Hong Xue, Sébastien
>Bachollet, Hawa Diakite, Ana Cristina Amoroso das Neves, Jonathan Shea
>(via remote participation), Izumi Aizu. 
> 
>With my first
>in-person participation on a TLD workshop having taken place at the
>2006 Prague Studienkreis, I knew there was enough expertise to make the
>panel productive with the arrival of Wolfgang's acceptance. And as each
>new one arrived, I saw layer upon later of expertise being added to the
>workshop. 
> 
>I've also received a
>"Yes, if it fits with my other panels" acceptance from a highly desired
>panelist. As well, I've three outstanding invites: to someone from
>the U.S. government to comment on the impact city TLDs might have on
>urban affairs, particularly regionalization. If nothing comes through,
>perhaps an existing panelist might comment on that. The New York City government's
>response, "if there was a definite application filing time we would
>surely be able to arrange something" might change if the ICANN timeline
>is clearer by September. The third outstanding invite, to someone from
>the common pool resource community, is one I'm very hopeful about
>getting a positive response. Question: What is the status of the
>participant list going forward: can it be changed, do I continue the
>pursuit?  
> 
>As we
>approach Vilnius my plan is to reach out to global cities considering
>TLDs, request questions and share these with panelists in preparation. 
> 
>For
>tomorrow's meeting, I'll be participating through the remote channels.
>I'd appreciate any of you who will be in
>Geneva speaking up for the City TLD workshop when appropriate. Beyond
>the fruitful topic and great participants, you might point out we
>should have good technical scores: reasonable geographic and gender
>balance and both moderators at the ready.
> 
>If you
>have a question or feel I've missed something, please let me know.
> 
>Best,
> 
>Tom Lowenhaupt
>---------------------------
> 
>Thomas Lowenhaupt, Founder & Chair
>Connecting.nyc Inc.
> 
>tom at connectingnyc.org
>Jackson Hts., NYC 11372
>718 639 4222
>Web  Wiki  Blog
> 
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