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ICANN At Large sites hacked, embalmed
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All this is irrelevant to the issue.
The issue is the lack of public representation on the ICANN board.
The issue is lack of accountability at ICANN.
The issue is lack of openness and transparency at ICANN.
The issue is lack of competence at ICANN, as seen in the shambolic release of the new TLDs, which were set up and overseen by them.
The issue is whether the administration of important parts of the internet should be left in the hands of corporate interests and unaccountable directors who "shut out" the public at large from their tawdry Board Room.
Some stupid hacker is not the issue, nor his/her moronic views.
Richard Henderson
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Re: ICANN At Large sites hacked, embalmed
by Anonymous
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I don't think some script kidder is relevant either. I do think it relevant if that particular at large bootstrap has a lack of public representation, a lack of accountability, a lack of openness and transparency, a lack of competence, and/or whether the administration of important parts of that part of the internet should be left in the hands of... In short, while recreating ICANN hijinks on a smaller scale may be money well-spent for Esther, it is an error to think the BoD will give this effort any credence simply because it is wrapped in the sincerest form of flattery. -g
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