[Euro-board] Decertification from ALAC and EURALO / Ynternet.org, Switzerland

Wolf Ludwig wolf.ludwig at comunica-ch.net
Sat May 17 21:35:40 UTC 2014


Hi Théo,

your organisation – Ynternet.org – was certified (under No. 43) in February 2006 as an At-Large structure (ALS) at EURALO. As you know, EURALO was created by signing a MoU with ICANN in March 2007 and became operational soon afterwards. Since then we had subsequent General Assemblies from 2008 (3 face-to-face when all members were invited and 3 with remote participation).

Since your certification in early 2006, your ALS participated in one GA (Paris 2008) and nothing after any more. You were invited to two F2F GAs (Mexico-City 2009 and Lisbon 2013) incl. two At-Large Summits (2009 and 2014) without response. I realized that you mandated two subsequent collaborators for serving as contact points who never followed up with us (GAs, regional consultations on ALAC Board seat 15 or whatsoever). And when they stopped working for you, you didn’t assign a further contact point for your ALS. Moreover, I directly contacted you several times asking about your EURALO involvement without any feedback ever.

After almost five years, we can take these facts as a clear message of indifference only regarding the continuous work of EURALO and ALAC. Please note that there are some *minimum criteria* for an ALS and its participation at the RALO work – more details you can find here:
https://community.icann.org/display/atlarge/Former+At-Large+Structures+Workspace

Therefore we offer you a last chance to respond to this message by outlining HOW your ALS may contribute to EURALO in future until 
Saturday, 31 May 2014, midnight.

Otherwise we will immediately ask ALAC for your decertification in June.

Best regards,
Wolf

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