[governance] Merger of workshop "Reflection on the Indian proposal towards an IGF 2.0"
Katitza Rodriguez
katitza at eff.org
Fri May 13 10:36:40 EDT 2011
#igf11
On 5/13/11 7:36 AM, Ginger Paque wrote:
> Kati, if suggestions will come in on Twitter, what hashtag should be used?
>
> On 5/13/2011 9:34 AM, Katitza Rodriguez wrote:
>> One more thing: Ginger has kindly agreed to help MAGs members to
>> summarize any contribution that can arrive through twitter or in this
>> list even during the next OC and MAG meeting. At least for me, it is
>> quite important to have support from her. I am sure that she will
>> monitor the list and twitter, channelize their comments with calm to
>> MAGs members, and do a good job monitoring the list and twitter.
>>
>>
>> On 5/13/11 7:24 AM, Katitza Rodriguez wrote:
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> I haven't seen threats. I have seen lot of passionate people trying
>>> to provide feedback in "real time"
>>> during the MAG meeting to MAG members (and getting annoy if someone
>>> A, B or C does not take into account that suggestion).
>>>
>>> There are several problems.
>>>
>>> a. Many non MAG members are learning about how the MAG meetings
>>> works from the inside. Since all these are new tactics, many of them
>>> are not aware of the dynamic or how civil society MAGs (at least
>>> those who are active) coordinate, call for consensus, among them, etc.
>>>
>>> b. MAGs members has not been reaching out to members to collect
>>> feedback. Therefore all the feedback come in during the meeting.
>>> This was my experience the last meeting that I wasn't able to attend
>>> (due to lack of funding) but join the discussion online. I observed
>>> how the dynamics played, and how people start arguing among
>>> themselves instead of focusing on the meeting (using very
>>> high-tone/passionate words).
>>>
>>> c. I do believe that if we want to improve our self as a group, MAGs
>>> members need to reach out to IGC members before the meeting. Get all
>>> the feedback as much as we can. Sort out difference before the
>>> meeting as much as we can.
>>>
>>> d. MAGs members should prepare and read all the materials that will
>>> be part of the discussion during the meeting. Observers (who will be
>>> in Geneva) should do the same so everyone should start with the same
>>> knowledge and we can build upon it. meetings are quite quickly.
>>>
>>> IMPORTANT: Please IGC members should review NOW the main IGC
>>> program, see if they like how the main themes are structure (ie: Is
>>> people OK with the Development session, one of the most
>>> controversial main sessions in the program). Do IGC members have any
>>> suggestion? Is there any special point we should bring into the
>>> table? Should we fight for observers to speak in the meeting? What
>>> happen if there are more observers from the business sector than
>>> civil society? By doing so: Do we break the weak balance we have
>>> among civil society reps, business sector, technical community on
>>> the MAG?
>>>
>>> Let's focus on the next week meeting so we can sort out our
>>> difference as much as we can before the meeting.
>>>
>>> That is my suggestion, Katitza
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 5/13/11 5:30 AM, Adam Peake wrote:
>>>> More important, it would be good to know of the nature of the
>>>> threats you experienced during the MAG meetings.
>>>
>>
>>
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Katitza Rodriguez
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Electronic Frontier Foundation
katitza at eff.org
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