Until ICANN becomes a "member" based organization where you have real
constituents that can fire a director, the organization is only
representative of itself and its ecosystem.
-J
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 11:25 AM, John Levine <johnl(_at_)taugh(_dot_)com>
wrote:
Just few quick questions,
In what part of Fadi Chehadé mandate at ICANN this falls ? And who
sanctified him as representative of the Internet Community ?
He is just an employee of ICANN and these actions go way beyond ICANN's
mission and responsibilities.
ICANN has a long running fantasy that they are a global
multi-stakeholder organization floating above mere politics, and not a
US government contractor incorporated as a California non-profit.
This will never change, and everyone familiar with the situation knows
it, but for internal political reasons ICANN likes to pretend
otherwise.
I suppose in the current political situation about the NSA there's no
harm in the other groups going along with it for a while.
R's,
John