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Re: Something I probably shoudln't send (was: Re: newIANA (was...)
- To: "Jim Fleming" <JimFleming@unety.net>,       "Jeff Williams" <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>,       "vinton g. cerf" <vcerf@MCI.NET>
- Subject: Re: Something I probably shoudln't send (was: Re: newIANA (was...)
- From: peterd@Bunyip.Com (Peter Deutsch)
- Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 00:51:37 -0400
- Cc: "Brian E Carpenter" <brian@hursley.ibm.com>, <me@hursley.ibm.com>,       "IFWP Giaw" <discussion-draft@giaw.org>, <Stef@nma.com>,       <ietf@ietf.org>, <DOMAIN-POLICY@lists.internic.net>,       "Iana Comments" <comments@iana.org>,       "Iana standard addr" <Iana@iana.org>, "Giaw Listserv" <List@giaw.org>,       "Justice department" <newcase.atr@usdoj.gov>
- In-Reply-To: "Jim Fleming"'s message as of Jul 11, 23:27
[ Jim Fleming wrote: ]
.  .  .
> OK...let's imagine that 99.9% of the people on planet Earth
> follow your advice...
> 
> If Jon Postel and the ITAG *announce* the CEO and the
> 15 members of the new IANA Inc., will you wonder where
> they came up with the selections ?
Nope. Unlike some people, I don't think Jon Postel is out
to enslave the world and I do trust some of the people who
are working on this to behave honourably, until proven
otherwise. FWIW, I was more surprised when I saw
suggestions that people who wish to form a commerical DNS
registry industry thought it appropriate to form a "trade
association" and then expect such an organization to be
given a seat at the table. Seems a bit like the fox
guarding the henhouse, to me. I would trust Jon Postel
over such an arrangement any day... 
> See http://www.iana.org for more information...
Nice site, for it's purpose. I see Jon regularly posts
messages there and there's a space for feedback. Am I
missing something?
Now really. I'm off to the beach. Begone, temptation!
Let me go, and post no more!!!
					- peterd
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