Actually, there have been two applications by email, received at
als@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, that I was assuming all of us are currently registered
after the latest discussions on email list organization.
The first one is from June 19, to ALS list only, the second one from July
17, to ALS, copy Bruce and Jacob. The subject line of both clearly spells:
"Application from CLUE to be an ICANN ALS".
Something in our working procedures needs to be fixed, methinks.
In the meantime, I notice with pleasure that since August 1st the "Virus
intercepted" messages, polluting the ALS list by the hundreds, have stopped.
Or my filters started working?
Cheers,
Roberto Gaetano
ALAC
ICANN Board Liaison
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-alac@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-alac@xxxxxxxxx] On
> Behalf Of Jean Armour Polly
> Sent: 04 August 2006 06:35
> To: ALAC@xxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [alac] new ALS applicant North America
>
> There's a new applicant for ALS status from North America.
> Did anyone get any notification of this?
> http://alac.icann.org/namerica/applications/CLUE-17jul06.htm
> The only reason I know is that I have set up a "change detection"
> watchbot on the ICANN website to look for changes to that
> page. Once a change is detected, I get email from the
> watchbot. I go to the ICANN site, figure out what the change
> is, and then update the icannalac.org site. It's ridiculous
> that I have to do this and that ALAC has to find out about
> new applicants this way.
> Can we get a status report on our new mail system that will
> let us control our own mailing lists, so we will know when
> new ALS applications are received?
> thanks
> JP