Greetings ICANN Correspondence Team.
I am wondering if it might make sense, from a transparency standpoint going forward, to have a separate correspondence section on the ICANN web site which is devoted to the formal written communications between
ICANN and the Empowered Community Administration, rather than interleaving these communications into the general flow of correspondence that ICANN receives.
I think its important from a transparency standpoint to not just capture communications from the Empowered Community Administration to ICANN, but to also capture communications from ICANN to the Empowered Community
Administration.
This may not seem important now (we are up to four formal communications from the Empowered Community Administration to ICANN, and a single communication from ICANN back to the Empowered Community Administration),
but it may well be important four or five years from now…
I think this approach would be to the advantage of both ICANN and the Empowered Community, both now and in the future.
Your thoughts?
Best Regards,
Stephen Deerhake
ccNSO Representative to the Empowered Community Administration
ccNSO Council Member
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GDNS, LLC
+1 212 334 3660
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sdeerhake@nic.as
sdeerhake@gdns.net
Dear Stephen Deerhake:
Thank you for your communication. This response serves as confirmation of receipt of your letter. Your letter will be published on 26 May 2017 on the ICANN Correspondence Page (https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/correspondence[icann.org]).
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Sincerely,
ICANN Correspondence Team
Begin forwarded message:
Greetings,
Please see the attached letter from the Empowered Community directing ICANN to schedule an Approval Action Community Forum during ICANN's next Public meeting (ICANN 59) in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Best,
Stephen Deerhake
ccNSO Representative to the Empowered Community Administration
ccNSO Council Member
AS Domain Registry
GDNS, LLC
+1 212 334 3660
+1 212 656 1982 (fax)
+1 917 744 7313 (mobile)
sdeerhake@nic.as
sdeerhake@gdns.net