Actually, I'm being practical.It accomplishes nothing to call someone a crook
in a public forum. If they're honest, then you're accusing them unjustly and pissing
them off, so they're not likely to help you. If they really are a crook, then you
simply justify their actions.
Michael at whiterose.org says he's received e-mail
from ICANN representatives saying that the original wording was an oversight. Fine
by me, I'll take them at their word. Now that they are aware of the problem, they
have the opportunity to fix it. If they do, that's wonderful! I'll thank them for
addressing my concerns and we can get on with our lives. On the other hand, if they're
aware of the problem but don't address it, then I'll feel justified in escalating
to the next level. But in the meantime, I think it's fair to give someone the benefit
of the doubt and the chance to fix the problem.
- Jeff