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Vint Cerf has a different model
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The trouble with ICANN, right from the start, was that so many people bought into the "stakeholder" model which says people spending a lot of money should get more consideration for their views (because they are bigger 'stakeholders', or have a bigger 'stake').
Why more people were not angry at this crony corporatism from the start is one of the many mysteries of this whole saga.
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Perhaps Vint has not realized the import of his statement:
If ICANN is, in fact, some sort of industrial "multi-stakeholder" body then it is no longer appropriate for ICANN to remain incorporated as either a California "public benefit" corporation or receive a US Federal exemption under the terms of 501(c)(3).
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