Touton said, "One of the big challenges for ICANN is to figure out how best to represent
the different segments of the Internet community, including Internet users generally."I
think it is very kind of him, to finally get round to think about us.
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,44404,00.html
This
is my opinion on what Touton says.
His quote confirms ICANN ignore Articles of
Incorporation.
I would like to ask him questions on this:
Making that statement,
you admit that you have not figured out how to work for the benefit of the Internet
community as a whole. *(see below)
After all this time, why is that?
Is this
because you have chosen to put big business first?
Why do you not conform with
relevant principles of international law?
Do you admit you ACTUALLY PROMOTE trademark
abuse of power with UDRP?
If you say not - why do you give to one trademark above
all the others of same name?
You could easily end this and consumer confussion.
Why
do you not have open and transparent processes?
It is reasonable to assume you
have hidden agenda.
All you unelected wasters should be dismissed.
You are the
weakest link. Goodbye.
From Articles of Incorporation:
4. The Corporation shall
operate ***for the benefit of the Internet community as a whole***, carrying out
its activities in ***conformity with relevant principles of international law***
and applicable international conventions and local law and, to the extent appropriate
and consistent with these Articles and its Bylaws, through ***open and transparent
processes*** that enable competition and open entry in Internet-related markets.
To this effect, the Corporation shall cooperate as appropriate with relevant international
organizations.