[governance] Fwd: [cs-coord] Civil Society Speakers for IGF Closing Ceremony

[Jefsey]

At 19:41 27/08/2014, Jean-Christophe Nothias wrote:
>Milton,
>
>Why is it that you hardly make a difference between:
>- One hero  delivering a speech that would be a "rough-consensus" 
>summary, some sort of fusion of all ideas expressed by CS and
>- One decent honest broker trying to express what are the diverse 
>opinions, highlighting where he might see ground for possible 
>consensus/progress/convergence (don't need to be "rough" under a 
>democratic flag) ?

Dear Milton

I have 36 years of history in fighting for an institutionalized and 
architectural presence of the international network users. Sometimes 
with more, and most of the time, with less resources than you have. I 
also wish you the best for your speech, and I wish us the best  too 
if you gallantly adopt the most realistic and up to date JC's second option.

It is up to you to chose between making a nth speech and history.

Further on it will be too late, because the new technical and 
economic internet governances which "embrace a modern paradigm for 
standards where the economics of global markets, fueled by 
technological advancements, drive global deployment of standards 
regardless of their formal status" (RFC 6852), may not consider the 
"CS" anymore, except as a waste of time and T&L expenses.

Best

jfc


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