Dear Roosevelt You wrote and I quote: "Is not the official language English? The Spanish translators need to get it right? You questioning the translation? " Unfortunately you didn't refer to the official language of who or what here. Given that LACRALO is the topic of discussion, I think it only reasonable for the reader to assume that you meant the official language of LACRALO. I certainly read it as such. We try our best to function in a bi- and tri-lingual way. It helps to be extremely clear and be sure to clearly spell out subject and object when writing in this sort of environment. My $0.02 Jacqueline A. Morris Technology should be like oxygen: Ubiquitous, Necessary, Invisible and Free. (after Chris Lehmann <http://twitter.com/chrislehmann> ) On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 4:26 PM, Roosevelt King <rok@bango.org.bb> wrote:
I spoke of the official language in ICANN, which is English. Humberto introduced LACRALO which is when I asked him if he is deeming Spanish to be the official language of LACRALO. I am not sure how that adds up to not reading the rules?
ROK
*From:* Jacqueline Morris [mailto:jam@jacquelinemorris.com] *Sent:* Wednesday, 29 July 2015 16:18 *To:* Humberto Carrasco *Cc:* Roosvelt O. King; Webmaster; Bartlett Morgan; lac-discuss-en@atlarge-lists.icann.org *Subject:* Re: [lac-discuss-en] Rule 11.2
I think EVERYONE should stop and read the Operating Principles. LACRALO started as a BILINGUAL group. The first in ICANN. The plans were to increase the number of operating languages as necessary. It was the first thing decided at the first planning meeting to create LACRALO.
So ROK and Humberto, you are both wrong.
Sincerely, and getting quite fed up with people who do not read the rules before discussing them as if they know facts.
Jacqueline