[governance] netmundial 0.1

[Izumi AIZU]

First, Thanks to ALL who made this impossible possible.

I was wondering during the last hours of confusion about the last-minute
change, as well as sort of HLMC overriding the preceding process.

My question 1 was, was this finalizing the Outcome document open to
observers?
(I still don't know and appreciate if someone teach me).

I was wondering, and also now like to propose in the future similar event,
to use the
online tool, I mean online Notepad.

In addition to the real-time scribes, and using projectors to put the text
on the screen,
it will be very effective to use the online notepad (such as Google Doc or
something similar), over the Internet, as we draft. Everyone online can see
the process of changing
the words or sentences, they can keep track of all the changes.

It will be useful for all the remote participants, or those in different
rooms of the same
venue while small number of drafting committee people do the work, that
make it transparent.

Just a suggestion.

izumi





2014-04-26 2:30 GMT+09:00 Ian Peter <ian.peter at ianpeter.com>:

>   and I should have added – thanks too to the BestBits people for a
> really constructive pre conference get together. Without that we could not
> have worked together so well at the main event.
>
>  *From:* Ian Peter <ian.peter at ianpeter.com>
> *Sent:* Friday, April 25, 2014 11:17 PM
> *To:* governance at lists.igcaucus.org ; bestbits at lists.bestbits.net
> *Subject:* [governance] netmundial 0.1
>
>   The conference is now over, and many of us now go into travel and long
> flights. But before I do, I want to say that during this conference, and
> the meeting beforehand, civil society people really worked incredibly well
> together – far more so than other constituencies. It was great to work with
> a group of such talented and knowledgeable people. There was a high volume
> of exchange and consultation between people and speakers on our behalf,
> with a willingness to take on other perspectives from the group, to stand
> down to allow a more relevant speaker to address a subject etc. great team
> work.
>
> As regards the results – this was version 0.1 of this very interesting –
> and i think promising – version of multistakeholder consultation. So like
> all versions 0.1, it was full of bugs and there are a few changes that
> should be made and improvements. I might say a thing or two about that
> after I have cleared my head. So I think the process has some lessons for
> us, and is worth repeating.
>
> As regards the outputs – as the civil society statement said, there were
> areas of disappointment. I would say personally that I was very angry at
> last minute changes made to some sections after the formal processes of
> drafting and consolidating text had ended and passed through those
> committees to the final approval stage. This was an example of some
> governmental players being more equal than others. As one colleague said,
> more like imperialism than multistakeholderism, from a party who preaches
> the religion. Oh well. In time I might say more about the detail of that.
>
> But for now – there was much good as well, and it was fantastic to be
> involved in this with such a great group of people. All our Brazilian reps,
> and also our selected reps on various committees, did a fantastic job – ad
> it was privilege to see how well they did. They worked long and hard on our
> behalf and deserve a lot of praise. If I start names I will miss someone,
> but to everyone who represented us, I must say job extremely well done.
>
> Now to wind down after three days of intense activities. Great work
> everyone, really worthwhile event.
>
> Ian Peter
>
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           Institute for HyperNetwork Society, Oita,
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