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    How big the WGIG? And other thoughts on dismembering ICANN | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 16 comments | Search Discussion
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    OK, whatever you say Milton.
    by Anonymous on Saturday September 18 2004, @08:53AM (#14165)
    "IEEE does not create Internet standards"

    OK, whatever you say Milton.

    By the way, does ANSI create standards used on the Internet ?

    By the way, what is "an Internet Standard" ?

    Are you aware that some people (you know, those
    average people who walk around with their feet
    touching the ground) think it is .WEB
    and HTTP ?

    Are you aware the IETF did not create HTTP ?

    Can you point to anything technical the ISOC,
    IETF or ICANN has produced in the last 10 years ?

    By the way, how about DOCSIS for cable TV systems?
    Did that come from your Innovation Extermination
    Task Force ?
    [ Reply to This | Parent ]
    What "layer" is the IEEE VLAN Standard ?
    by Anonymous on Saturday September 18 2004, @09:02AM (#14166)
    What "layer" is the IEEE VLAN Standard ?

    How about the Spanning Tree Protocol ?

    Do you have your IEEE-assigned MAC address in
    your IPv6 128-bit address fields ?

    How on Earth can the IEEE assign unique MAC
    addresses, used in IPv6, without the IANA ?
    How can that be ?
    [ Reply to This | Parent ]
    Does your Report cover the .LAN TLD used by CISCO?
    by Anonymous on Saturday September 18 2004, @09:12AM (#14168)
    Does your Report cover the .LAN TLD used by CISCO?

    Did CISCO get the .LAN TLD (wired into their products) from ICANN ?

    Did your ISOC/IETF develop the Local Area Naming service ? .LAN ?
    [ Reply to This | Parent ]


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