[governance] democratic processes (was Re: Internet as a commons/ public good)

[Roland Perry]

In message <20130507012106.3db3d50c at quill.bollow.ch>, at 01:21:06 on 
Tue, 7 May 2013, Norbert Bollow <nb at bollow.ch> writes
>“The Internet Governance Forum, in its working and function, will be
>multilateral, multi-stakeholder, democratic and transparent.”

Although Nitin used to consistently claim that because there was no 
"membership list" for the IGF it was not possible to conduct any votes.

(I'm not even sure the MAG "does" voting, and even if they did, the MAG 
is not the IGF; it's the nearest we have to the IGF's Bureau, to use 
intergovernmental language - ie it's the programme committee).
-- 
Roland Perry

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