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[David <davidvargas1 AT mac.com>]

Personally, you have a valid point.
We need to weight our options, when things hit are "red" in certain areas.
Let's consider and discuss our options, that we could use in our favor
to stop and be able to confront the corporate tld amicable, without
breaking or hurting OpenNic community.

This just my opinion.

On 12/30/2014 4:52 PM, Anner van Hardenbroek wrote:
> With a legal entity I don't see with reasonable successfully challenge the 
> ICANN either. I think it's a big hassle, costs unnecessarily a bunch of 
> money, people devotion. What if people drop out because there is excitement 
> and only a dull paperwork thing? It's a bit like server admins that 
> dropping out in the past.
> 
> Anner
> 
>> Op 30 dec. 2014 om 05:56 heeft Brian Koontz <brian AT opennicproject.org> het 
>> volgende geschreven:
>>
>>> On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 02:05:16PM -0600, Quinn Wood wrote:
>>> Honestly, I'm not sure what benefit there is to a legal entity. At this
>>> time I'm not seeing a reason to support this.
>>
>> We have no legal standing when the time comes to actually challenge ICANN.
>> Dontations are hard to come by if there's not some legal entity that
>> exists, people (for the most part) aren't just going to send us money.
>> Without some sort of legal entity representing us, we are just a hobbyist
>> group.  Which might be fine for some.
>>
>>  --Brian
>>
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