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Johannes Chiang
- posted on 2000-09-30 12:26:46
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Stay in contact with members is a prerequisite for understanding their requirements which is in turn the key to successful decision making. Communication is a crucial mechanism in the process as a whole. I can exemplify what I have prepared for stay in contact with members as following: (1) I have registered the domain name myicann.net and will keep after the election, no matter elected or not. It can be employed as a contact point between members and me. (2) I have called a team of young fellows from AAP region most of whom will stay by me for 3 years. They can serve to gather requirements from their home countries. (3) I would like to take part in the meetings of constituencies besides the board meetings. Of course, my participation should not bring inconvenience to the meetings (4) I think the Internet Civil Society could be another communication instrument besides the constituencies and supporting organization. But, the communication within these organizations should be somehow organized (5) I could visit the members face-to-face during my participation to international events. In all this context, the will is most important for staying contact with members.
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Sureswaran Ramadass
- posted on 2000-09-30 04:39:01
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I have a team of researchs that will coninuously work and communicate with the Netizens, addressing their issues, keeping track of opinions and providing me with feedback so that I can take up the issues on their behalf.
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Masanobu Katoh
- posted on 2000-09-27 07:21:12
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There are various ways to contact the ICANN Board Members both directly and indirectly. I want to keep an open and transparent process for all ICANN members. I will keep my website open for all comments and communications to the extent allowed by the ICANN rules.
My email address is mkatoh@makatoh.net.
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