Hi Robin,

Thanks for comments! Here are mine in return:

1.       This was in relation to GAC principles and statements on the matter, where meeting comments questioned their importance for any final verdict. I think that “unclear” captures that, in a shorthand way.

2.       Point taken, although please keep in mind that the notes are not exhaustive/minutes.

Very best regards

 

Olof

 

From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Robin Gross
Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2008 9:34 AM
To: Olof Nordling
Cc: council@gnso.icann.org
Subject: Re: [council] Notes from Council/staff meeting on new gTLDs

 

Hi Olof,

 

Thanks for these notes.   There were 2 points in the draft that I had concerns with.

 

1.  Under the "Country, territory and place names" section it says:

"It is unclear whether GAC views should trump other views ..."

 

I don't remember hearing anyone at the meeting say GAC views should trump the views of other stake-holders.  I don't think anyone suggested that ICANN should no longer be led by the private sector and that anyone stakeholder should be able to trump other stake-holders.  Who suggested this at the LA mtg?

 

2.  Also under the "Country, territory and place names" section, a point that I made in LA is missing from these notes.  I stated that it was inappropriate to use the Paris Convention to justify not permitting tlds with country names in them since the Paris Convention regulates commercial speech ONLY - not ALL speech.  So I think this point, which was made in the LA mtg, should be included in the notes.  Thanks.

 

Best,

Robin

 

 

On Apr 29, 2008, at 12:17 PM, Olof Nordling wrote:



Dear all,

Attached please find notes from the meeting between GNSO Council and staff regarding new gTLD implementation work in LA on 10-11 April.

 

Very best regards

 

Olof

<GNSO meeting notes(complete).pdf>

 

 

 

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