They mentioned the existence of the site during one of the meetings during
ICANN48, can't remember if it was the general GNSO session pre-ICANN48 or
what, but it was part of the discussion related to the proposed meeting
about Internet Governance in Brazil next year and ICANN's CEO involvement
in conversations with the president of Brazil after the meeting of the I*'s
in Montevideo.
Now ICANN's BoD is saying that they voted on a resolution to give the CEO
green light but given some particular issues (excuses) they decided to keep
it "quiet" (S.Crocket dixit) meaning confidential, but instead of posting
the original resolution and transcript of the meeting there is now a new
resolution (
http://www.icann.org/en/groups/board/documents/resolutions-17nov13-en.htm#1)
which for me smells to damage control after the fact.
-J
On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 4:37 PM, Dave Cridland <dave(_at_)cridland(_dot_)net>
wrote:
"You attempted to reach www.1net.org, but instead you actually reached a
server identifying itself as *.sanssl-001.bsdtools.com."
So, erm. No (working) https. Nice - can't even check the cert.
Is this really something by ICANN, or did they accidentally copy a privacy
policy from them without changing the email addresses?
This *looks* like a wannabe bandwagon site at best.
Seriously, is this legit?