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Cavebear meets stonewall
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Depends on whether it is easier to change from without or from within. I would suggest the only way ICANN is going to change is from within, unless the US government does something drastic (or ICANN becomes redundant due to the spread of alternative roots, "Internet Keynames" or even the ccTLDs going nuclear).
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Re: Cavebear meets stonewall
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They are already changing so your comment is moot. Why did you post it anonymously?
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