[governance] remote paticipation via standardized protocols (was Re: Open consultations)
Roland Perry
roland at internetpolicyagency.com
Thu May 19 09:16:13 EDT 2011
In message <20110519075934.696A515C0DF at quill.bollow.ch>, at 09:59:34 on
Thu, 19 May 2011, Norbert Bollow <nb at bollow.ch> writes
>> If things change, other solutions might be preferable, but this one
>> works, now, and we should embrace it.
>
>Wishful thinking and denying that a problem exists does not
>help someone for whom this "solution" does not work (like it
>is the case for me, with a rather ordinary Ubuntu setup with
>Adobe flash installed from the "Canonical partner repository",
>so according to Roland's assertions the "solution" should
>work, but in my actual experience that is not the case.)
What I said was that there were more than two platforms available.
>Wishful thinking and denying that a problem exists also does
>not help to address the fundamental internet governance problem
>that --because of the insufficient emphasis on strictly open
>standards in key communication related areas-- there is strong
>socioeconomic pressure to avoid using e.g. GNU/Linux.
I'm sorry, but I don't think Operating System Wars is anything to do
with Internet Governance.
--
Roland Perry
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