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Bucharest ICANN meeting: Very remote participation reprised
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I signed up as a "remote attendee" but have received diddly-squat about how to participate or attend on the Web
I am, like many, many others, totally fed up with ICANN's false claims to openness and transparency... Well, to be fair, they ARE transparent. Blatantly
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I too signed up to participate remotely -- providing even my street address and phone number where prompted! -- but received no information of any kind. (Not even the expected email "meetings are about to start" or "archives of ___ are now available.")
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