Dear Evin,

thanks for this. The reason why I asked that we take this up on our CPWG mailing list, is that I have concerns that the new public comment system, including its explanation material, risk confusing end users commenting in the ALAC/At-Large Process: the explanation material refers to individuals filing individual comments themselves. This is of course very different from taking part in the bottom-up At-Large Statement drafting process. I don't think this has been made clear enough. As a result, with individuals being asked to create their own log-ins and being able to comment individually, I wonder how many people will continue using the At-Large process for public comment drafting? Will someone need an account to take part in the ALAC drafting process? What is the difference between the WIKI account that an At-Large commenter will take part in, and the ICANN account for public comment that will be rolled out?
How do we avoid public confusion?

Kindest regards,

Olivier

On 18/08/2021 16:11, Evin Erdogdu via CPWG wrote:

Hello CPWG members,


Further to the meeting today, please note the new Public Comment feature will go live starting on Tuesday, 31 August. The recordings for ICANN Public Comment training sessions can be found at https://www.icann.org/iti. Step-by-step guidelines for Public Comment can be found here.


Best,


Evin Ashley Erdo»du

Policy Analyst

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)


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