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Why does Karl send a letter to Dave Farber ?
Is that because Dave Farber helped to create ICANN ?
Why doesn't Karl participate in ALL of the various
ICANN mailing lists ? Is he too good for that ?
In fact, why do people disappear once they are
elected to be an ICANN Director ? Some of the
ICANN Directors used to be very vocal on the
mail lists. Why do they now mostly meet in their
face-to-face cliques ?
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Your error is in speaking against a man who puts it on the line while you speak anonymously.
Karl is speaking out for us dotcommoners is real time in virtual time and yet all you do is detract.
You do not seem to have complaints against the BS members that do nothing.
Why is that?
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