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"(It was) introduced with no consultation of our members, and to our knowledge, without thorough analysis. . . . It contradicts the principle of bottom-up participation..."
Heard that one before in connection with ICANN's so-called Evolution (!) and Reform (!!)
ICANN's administration are top-down, claim to be otherwise and don't give a **** if you complain about it!
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No thanks, mate, I wouldn't want to live there with you!
ICANN suck and everyone knows it
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