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[Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com>]

ICANN has nothing to do with IANA as Jon Postel driven it...

Note IANA (Internet Asigned Numbers Authority) was a method to avoid 
conflicts.

ICANN (Internet Coporation for Asigned NAMES and Numbers) is
completely different:
It is a corporation (not an "authority"), it matters about namespaces
(not only numbers),
and i think Jon Postel is screaming and crying from his thomb...

ICANN, in my humble opinion, dont have any kind of legal authority:
It is only a "stock market", and all the stock markets belongs to the
same savage capitalist regime.

"First come first own" was the rule since 25 years...

But there is no social agreement capitalism could not transgrede for profit...


Alejandro Bonet
albogoal AT gmail.com

PD: Luckily free world dont need these "institutions" at all...

Another thing is what is the correct way to fight with them...

I think the answer is: Open Technology.



2014-03-05 18:35 GMT+01:00, Wil <wil AT lesspheres.fr>:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm new here ; so please, don't take offence on anything I might say that's
> sounds completely idiot..
>
> "...this TLD does belong to Tim and he has submitted relative documentations
> to ICANN including his .ing trademark..."
> Well, i would like to be sure to understand ; could you tell what kind of
> documents has been submitted exactly please ?
>
> I don't know how many people use OpenNic servers by now.. But if the plan is
> to serve any people, including my grandma, maybe, with ICANN's total stupid
> behaviour, we should try to make people understand that we (all people using
> internet) should not leave an "important part" of the control of Internet in
> corporation's hands.
>
> Maybe, yes, we could ask the E.F.F an hand on this.
>
> The question might be stupid, but does OpenNic has a blog or any site with
> info news somewhere ?
> I guess that some people on the list do have a blog or something similar..
> Is this a good idea to start to talk about this ?
> Don't worry, I'm not an utopist either, but maybe the more people hear about
> this, the more they might get interest in this kind of problem...
>
> Wil.
>
>> Le 5 mars 2014 à 16:40, Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.free> a écrit :
>>
>> .ing has signed the contract[0] with ICANN.
>
> Just to clarify, do you not mean ' Charleston Road Registry Inc has signed A
> contract with I.C.A.N.N?
>
>> we now have our first conflicting domain within this money grab ICANN has
>> started.
>
> This is pants... :-/
>
>> our choices are; - keep .ing in the OpenNIC root and conflict with ICANN
>
> Yes. (I will vote come the time).
>
> As Dan Q, said, can we get help from the E.F.F?
>
> Peter
> --
> Wanged from my Kaiser by a mischievous pixie!
>
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