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Re: The Updated "Enrolled Organizations List" of NCDNHC from 7.1. to 7.31.
- To: "J. William Semich (NIC JWS7)" <bsemich@mail.nu>, DNSO GA <ga@dnso.org>, ICANN Comments <Comments@icann.org>
- Subject: Re: The Updated "Enrolled Organizations List" of NCDNHC from 7.1. to 7.31.
- From: Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>
- Date: Wed, 04 Aug 1999 15:31:28 +0100
- CC: Non-Commercial Domain Name Holders Constituency Discussion List <ncdnhc-discuss@lyris.isoc.org>
- Organization: INEG. Inc. (Spokesman INEGroup)
- References: <LYR1728-4723-1999.08.03-14.07.52--APisan#SERVIDOR.UNAM.MX@lyris.isoc.org> <LYR1799-4783-1999.08.04-12.02.41--Jwkckid1#ix.netcom.com@lyris.isoc.org>
Bill and all,
Your points are well taken here bill, as they should be. Pisanty's
comments also fail to deal directly with the issue of NON-PROFIT
entities that are not NON-COMMERCIAL as well, this would include
some universities as well as some ccTLD's.
J. William Semich (NIC JWS7) wrote:
> At 09:07 PM 8/3/99 -0600, you wrote:
>
> Hello;
>
> Dr. Pisantry said:
>
> >Hello!
>
> <snip>
>
> >Organizations of these types and others, which run ccTLDs too. Separate
> >representatives for NCDNHC and ccTLD constituencies, disclose possible
> >conflict of interest and that's it. COI arguments wait for specific
> >discussions or votes later on but if the organization is noncom it is in.
> >
> >What do you all think? Can we go on from here?
>
> I like your approach, but it does not appear to me that it deals with issue
> of excluding participants who also belong to other constituencies.
>
> Here is what I posted to this list several days ago:
>
> "Hello;
>
> Some time ago, I raised a problem with the NCDNHC proposed bylaws. The
> problem is the bylaws' proviso that membership in the Noncommercial Domain
> Name Holder's constituency of the DNSO should not be open to an
> organization or entity which is also a member of any other DNSO Constituency.
>
> I pointed out that such a proviso violates the ICANN Bylaws which
> *specifically* precluded this kind of provision - a provision of the bylaws
> explicitly states that membership in more than one constituency is allowed,
> even encouraged:
>
> 'Section 3: THE CONSTITUENCIES
>
> (a) Each Constituency shall self-organize, and shall determine its own
> criteria for participation, except that no individual or entity shall be
> excluded from participation in a Constituency merely because of
> participation in another Constituency..."
>
> I'd say this is pretty explicit, at least.'
>
> If we agree to your approach, would it mean that this concern of mine is no
> longer a problem?
>
> Regards,
>
> Bill Semich
>
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