[governance] Call for consensus - endorsement of speech by Nnenna Nwakanma on behalf of Civil Society at Netmundial, Brazil

[Nnenna Nwakanma]

Hi Dee, Daniel

I have avoided taking any particular credit about the speech, because I
only listened to all those who had a say and summarized their issues. Then
I proposed a  set of 3 issues per thread and the over arching issue of
trust.

To me, I dont see that I have done anything new.

The best I can do is to listen and pick out what I hear as consensus. And
stand by it


On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 5:00 PM, Deirdre Williams <
williams.deirdre at gmail.com> wrote:

> I think that's an excellent suggestion.
> I would also like to express my appreciation of the way in which a comment
> that was originally a criticism has been "re-engineered" as a way forward.
> This could be a helpful model - criticise but also try to suggest a useful
> outcome.
> Deirdre
>
>
> On 24 April 2014 10:58, Daniel Pimienta <pimienta at funredes.org> wrote:
>
>>  Only that picking and choosing will lead us towards controversies that
>> will perhaps be unsolvable, and the idea is to capitalise on the the
>> massive positive reaction to Nnenna's speech not only within CS but almost
>> universally,,
>>
>>
>> I have nothing again the endorsment as I agree with every word but I
>> could not resist though to highlight a paradox quite symptomatic of our
>> context which tells as much as about the IGF as the very speech...
>>
>> That said, if we really want to capitalize let's draw from the speech a
>> "(civil society) core values" document which could be used as the *greatest
>> common denominato*r of people joining this forum and in the future allow
>> to the draw a clearer line between the consensual positions and the non
>> consensual ones and hopefully would limit or better locate the
>> contoversies. This would go beyond showcasing.
>>
>> Nnenna, do you feel to do it? The Web Foundation, by the way, would have
>> the best institutional legitimacy for such initiative.
>>
>> As i see it it would be a document from civil society but not preventing
>> other stakeholder groups to adhere.
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