[NA-Discuss] FW: [At-Large] NomCom review

RJGlass | America@Large jipshida at gmail.com
Sat Jul 28 01:19:47 EDT 2007


Danny,
Let me clarify, since you are tactlessly calling me out.

1) I am not an "individual functioning as an ISP."  My company is not an
ISP.  I haven't marketed or dealt with ISP services since dialup.

2) I am not nor have been a reseller for register.com

3) At-Large has never been a marketing vehicle for me or anything related to
me.

4) I manage a portfolio of well over 900 domains, some of which are
currently using monetized parking pages.  None of which is any concern of
yours.  If you would like to lease one I'd happily refer you to my agent.

5) There is no requirement to post minutes, archives, or anything else not
required by the initial application.  All requirements have been
substantiated.

6) If you have a problem regarding lack of contribution within my membership
base then why dont you get involved?  Some people, for reasons apparent
here, prefer not to present their views as publicly as I do.

7) AmericaAtLarge is a valid nonprofit organization, currently applying for
501c3 status - which is not a requirement of ICANN.

8) As a nonprofit, I can also sell T-shirts and coffe mugs in order to
generate operating capital.  Any suggestions?

9) Finally, you are out of line.

Your tone toward this discussion does not warrant further explanation,
although I would like to.

So, should we dig into your background and reasons for being here now??

Randy Glass
A at L


On 7/26/07, Danny Younger <dannyyounger at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Randy,
>
> You are an individual functioning as an ISP in Hawaii.
> You are also a domain name reseller for GoDaddy and
> Register.com, and you also manage a portfolio of over
> 900 monetized parking pages.
>
> So, I understand where you are coming from... just
> like MarkMonitor that offers domain services for a
> niche community (the intellectual property folk), you
> are offering domain services that are marketed for the
> "domainers and Internet users in America".
>
> The "at-large" has become your marketing vehicle, and
> apparently the most important thing that you took out
> of the San Juan experience was your complimentary
> membership with the .mobi folks.
>
> I can accept all that as the basis for a view that
> promotes special-interest segments ahead of the
> unrepresented public interest segment.
>
> What I can't accept is the notion that your
> organization properly belongs in the NARALO as an
> at-large organization.  From what I have seen over the
> course of the last few years, you have no active
> membership.  You have no articles posted by anyone
> other than yourself.  You have no publicly archived
> discussion forums.  You have no posted organizational
> minutes.
>
> Summing it up, you're an individual with a financial
> interest in domain name activities that put up a
> website hoping to become an organization...
>
> ...I can understand that course of action; there are
> some long-time participants in the GNSO GA that have
> acted in similar fashion.
>
> Frankly, there also have been many ALSs that are in
> the process for other than purely honorable reasons --
> just look at all those European ALSs that signed up
> primarily to get their hands on travel funding for the
> earlier Athens IGF session; since they signed up
> they've contributed almost nothing to the At-Large
> process...
>
> ...but at least you contribute.  I'm prepared to
> accept your contributions as an individual since the
> NARALO allows for individuals, but I'm having a hard
> time accepting the notion that AmericaAtLarge speaks
> for the broader at-large community.
>
> regards,
> Danny
>
> --- "RJGlass | America at Large" <jipshida at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Sure,
> >
> > by 'constituency organizations,' I mean the Nomcom
> > should be appointed by
> > and made up of individuals found somewhere within
> > the NARALO, ALAC, SSAC,
> > RSSAC, TLG, ASO, GNSO, CCNSO, etc.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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