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REMINDER: NARALO TELECONFERENCE - Monday, 09 August 2010 @ 19:00 UTC
by ICANN At-Large Staff Nov. 5, 2010

Nov. 5, 2010

Dear All, The next NARALO Teleconference is scheduled for Monday, 09 August 2010 at 1900 UTC. The agenda (to be updated) and call details can be found at: https://st.icann.org/naralo/index.cgi?09_august_2010 If you are unable to attend the call please send an email indicating your absence and we will note this information on the agenda. If you require a dial-out please contact At-Large staff at: staff(a)atlarge.icann.org. -- Regards, Heidi Ullrich, Matthias Langenegger, Seth Greene, Gisella Gruber-White, Marilyn Vernon, Kristina Nordström ICANN At-Large Staff

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Comunicado de prensa sobre el cargo en la Junta Directiva seleccionado por At-Large.
by ICANN At-Large Staff Aug. 31, 2010

Aug. 31, 2010

Estimados, Véase en el archivo adjunto la versión española del comunicado de prensa de la ICANN sobre el cargo en la Junta Directiva seleccionado por At-Large. PARA PUBLICACIÓN INMEDIATA 23 de agosto de 2010 Se buscan candidatos de la comunidad de usuarios de Internet para ser miembros de la Junta Directiva El grupo de ICANN que representa a usuarios individuales de Internet llama a candidatos que estén interesados en ayudar en el desarrollo de políticas mientras que se desempeñen como miembros de la Junta Directiva de la organización. La comunidad de alcance de ICANN (que representa a usuarios individuales de Internet) está realizando una búsqueda global para ocupar el cargo de miembro de la Junta reservado para un usuario de Internet que no represente a ningún gobierno en particular, empresa o entidad sin fines de lucro. “Se trata de darle voz al usuario promedio de Internet de todos los días en la organización global sin fines de lucro encargada de coordinar el sistema de direccionamiento de Internet,” dijo Cheryl Langdon-Orr, el presidente del comité asesor de alcance (ALAC). “ICANN quiere escuchar a todos los segmentos de la comunidad de Internet, incluyendo a los individuos que generalmente sienten que no tienen voz en la creación de políticas.” ALAC está buscando a alguien con una amplia perspectiva internacional y antecedentes en los intereses de los usuarios de Internet, políticas de usuarios y/o sociedades civiles en todo el mundo. El miembro de la Junta de alcance podrá opinar acerca de los numerosos asuntos de ICANN que ayuden a definir la organización, tales como:  La expansión de dominios de primer nivel (gTLDs) – la parte de la dirección Web al final del nombre (p. ej. .com, .org, .asia, etc.). ICANN está considerando cuál sería la mejor forma de expandir la lista actual de 21 para incluir una gran variedad de nombres y palabras.  Orientación en la implementación de nombres de dominio internacionalizados (IDNs), lo que permite la introducción de nombres de direcciones de Internet en idiomas no latinos, donde caracteres tales como chinos, coreanos o arábigos se usarán en la última parte del nombre de la dirección.  La transición de IPv4 a IPv6. Este cambio en protocolos de Internet expandirá enormemente la cantidad disponible de direcciones de Internet globales, ya que las direcciones actuales de IPv4 están disminuyendo rápidamente. “El Internet está definido por su habilidad única de darle voz a todos,” dijo Langdon-Orr. “Esta es una oportunidad para extender el concepto de inclusión al nivel más alto de ICANN.” Las personas interesadas pueden obtener más información escribiendo al Comité de evaluación de candidatos para la Junta a BCEC-Request(a)icann.org. El plazo para presentarse para el puesto de la Junta de alcance es hasta el 6 de Septiembre de 2010. ### Para leer más acerca de la búsqueda de un miembro de la Junta de la comunidad de alcance de ICANN y del proceso para presentarse, visite: https://st.icann.org/working-groups/index.cgi?at_large_director_candidate_2… Para leer más acerca de la comunidad de alcance de ICANN, visite: http://www.atlarge.icann.org/en/whatis.htm CONTACTOS: Brad White – Director de medios globales Washington, DC USA Tel: +1 202.570.7118 brad.white(a)icann.org Michele Jourdan – Coordinador de medios y marketing Los Angeles, CA USA Tel: +1 310.301.5831 michele.jourdan(a)icann.org Heidi Ullrich – Director de alcance Los Angeles, CA USA Tel: +1 310.578.8647 Heidi.ullrich(a)icann.org La misión de ICANN es asegurar un Internet global seguro, estable y unificado. Para contactar a otra persona a través de Internet, debe escribir una dirección en su ordenador: un nombre o un número. Esa dirección tiene que ser única para que los ordenadores sepan cómo encontrarse entre sí. ICANN se ocupa de coordinar estos identificadores únicos en todo el mundo. Sin esa coordinación no tendríamos una Internet global. ICANN se formó en 1998, y es una corporación pública benéfica sin fines de lucro integrada por personas de todo el mundo y dedicada a mantener la seguridad, la estabilidad y la interoperabilidad de Internet. Promueve la competencia y elabora políticas sobre los identificadores únicos de Internet. ICANN no controla el contenido de Internet. No puede impedir el correo basura ni se ocupa del acceso a Internet. Pero, a través de su función de coordinación del sistema de asignación de nombres de Internet, tiene un importante impacto en la expansión y la evolución de Internet. Para obtener más información, visite: www.icann.org

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Communiqué de presse sur le siège au conseil d'administration d¹ICANN sélectionné par At-Large.
by ICANN At-Large Staff Aug. 31, 2010

Aug. 31, 2010

Bonjour, Nous vous prions de trouver ci-joint la version française du communiqué de presse de l’ICANN sur le siège au conseil d'administration d’ICANN sélectionné par At-Large. POUR PUBLICATION IMMÉDIATE 23 août 2010 Candidatures recherchées dans la Communauté des Utilisateurs d'Internet pour un siège au conseil d'administration Le groupe ICANN représentant les utilisateurs individuels d'Internet fait appel à candidature pour ceux qui seraient intéressés à participer au développement des politiques tout en servant au conseil d'administration de l'organisation. La communauté « At Large » de ICANN (représentant les utilisateurs individuels d'Internet) effectue une recherche mondiale afin de pourvoir un siège pour un utilisateur d'Internet ne représentant pas un gouvernement, une entreprise ou une entité sans but lucratif. « Il s'agit d'apporter une voix à l'utilisateur moyen d'Internet de tous les jours dans l'organisation mondiale à but non lucratif chargée de coordonner le système d'adressage d'Internet » a déclaré Cheryl Langdon-Orr, Présidente de At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC). « ICANN veut entendre tous les segments de la communauté Internet, y compris les personnes individuelles qui pensent souvent qu'ils n'ont pas droit au chapitre dans la formation des politiques ». ALAC recherche quelqu'un ayant une perspective internationale étendue et une expérience dans les intérêts des utilisateurs d'Internet, les politiques de consommateur et/ou la société civile internationale. Le membre du Bureau At-Large aura une voix dans les nombreuses questions de ICANN aidant à définir l'organisation, comme :  L'expansion des domaines de haut niveau génériques (dTLD) – la portion de nom d'adresse web à la fin du nom d'adresse (par exemple, .com, .org, .asia, etc.). ICANN considère comment étendre au mieux la liste actuelle de 21 pour inclure une grande variété de noms et de mots.  Le guide d'implémentation des Noms de Domaine Internationalisés (IDN), permetatnt l'introduction de noms d'adresse Internet formés dans des langues non latines, où des scripts comme le chinois, le coréen ou l'arabe seront employés, doit être utilisé dans la dernière portion d'un nom d'adresse.  La transition de IPv4 vers IPv6. Ce changement dans les protocoles Internet va largement étendre le nombre d'adresses Internet mondiales disponibles, les adresses IPv4 se réduisant actuellement rapidement. « L'Internet est défini par sa capacité unique à donner la parole à chacun », a déclaré Langdon-Orr. « C'est une opportunité pour étendre ce concept d'inclusion au plus haut niveau de ICANN ». Les parties intéressées peuvent obtenir plus d'informations en écrivant au Board Candidate Evaluation Committee de ICANN à BCEC-Request(a)icann.org. La date limite de candidature pour le siège au Bureau At-Large est le 6 septembre 2010. ### Pour en savoir plus sur la recherche pour un membre du Bureau de la communauté At-Large de ICANN et sur le procesus de candidature, consultez : https://st.icann.org/working-groups/index.cgi?at_large_director_candidate_2… Pour en savoir plus sur la Communauté At-Large de ICANN, consultez : http://www.atlarge.icann.org/en/whatis.htm CONTACTS : Brad White – Director of Global Media Affairs Washington, DC USA Tél. : +1 202.570.7118 brad.white(a)icann.org Michele Jourdan – Media & Marketing Coordinator Los Angeles, CA USA Tél. : +1 310.301.5831 michele.jourdan(a)icann.org Heidi Ullrich – Director for At-Large Los Angeles, CA USA Tél. : +1 310.578.8647 Heidi.ullrich(a)icann.org La mission de ICANN est de garantir un Internet mondial sûr, stable et unifié. Pour contacter une personne sur Internet, vous devez entrer une adresse sur votre ordinateur : un nom ou un numéro. Cette adresse doit être unique pour permettre aux ordinateurs de s’identifier entre eux. L’ICANN coordonne ces identifiants uniques à l’échelle internationale. Sans cette coordination, nous n’aurions pas le réseau Internet mondial unique que nous connaissons. ICANN a été fondée en 1998. C'est une organisation à but non lucratif et reconnue d'utilité publique, rassemblant des personnes du monde entier qui oeuvrent à la préservation de la sécurité, de la stabilité et de l’interopérabilité d’Internet. Elle encourage la concurrence et développe des politiques d’identifiants Internet uniques. ICANN ne contrôle pas le contenu publié sur Internet. Elle ne peut mettre fin au spam et ne gère aucunement l’accès à Internet. Mais, de par le rôle de coordination qu’elle joue au sein du système d’affectation de noms d’Internet, elle exerce une influence non négligeable sur le développement et l’évolution d’Internet. Pour en savoir plus, consultez le site : www.icann.org.

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Re: [NA-Discuss] Recent Changes In NARALO-ICANN At Large North America Workspace
by Eduardo Diaz Aug. 27, 2010

Aug. 27, 2010

Matthias: Some spammer got into the wiki page. Can that be corrected? -ed On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 3:27 AM, NARALO-ICANN At Large North America < noreply(a)socialtext.com> wrote: > Eduardo Diaz, > > The following pages in NARALO-ICANN At Large North America<https://st.icann.org/naralo/>have recently changed. This email was generated on Aug 27 at 12:27am. > > - NARALO-ICANN At Large North America<https://st.icann.org/naralo/?naralo_icann_at_large_north_america> > last edited by Guest User <https://st.icann.org/%3Fprofile/2> yesterday > at 12:27am saying, "(comment)" > > ------------------------------ > > To stop receiving or change how often you receive emails about changes to > NARALO-ICANN At Large North America, you can change your preferences<https://st.icann.org/naralo/emailprefs>. > > ------------------------------ > > Brought to you by Socialtext. > http://www.socialtext.com/ > -- NOTICE: The information contained in this e-mail message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the recipient(s) named above. If you have received this communication by error, please notify us immediately by e-mail, and delete the original message.

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ICANN Press Release on At-Large Board Seat
by ICANN At-Large Staff Aug. 26, 2010

Aug. 26, 2010

Dear All, The attached press release on the At-Large Board Seat is sent to you on behalf of Cheryl Langdon-Orr, Chair of the Board Candidate Evaluation Committee. Applicants Sought from Internet User Community for Seat on Board of Directors The ICANN group representing individual Internet users is calling for applications from those who may be interested in helping to develop policy while serving on the organization’s Board of Directors. ICANN’s At-Large community (representing individual Internet users) is undertaking a global search to fill a Board seat reserved for an Internet user who does not represent a particular government, corporate or non-profit entity. “This is all about providing a voice for the average everyday Internet user in the global non-profit organization charged with coordinating the Internet addressing system,” said Cheryl Langdon-Orr, the Chair of the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC). “ICANN wants to hear from all segments of the Internet community, including the individuals who often simply feel they don’t have a voice in policy formation.” ALAC is looking for someone with a broad international perspective and a background in Internet users’ interests, consumer policy and/or civil society worldwide. The At-Large Board member would have a voice in the numerous ICANN issues which help define the organization, such as: • The expansion of generic top-level domains (gTLDs) – that portion of a web address name at the end of an address name (i.e., .com, .org, .asia, etc.). ICANN is considering how best to expand the current list of 21 to include a vast variety of names and words. • Guidance on the implementation of Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs), which allows for the introduction of Internet address names formed from non-Latin based languages, where scripts such as Chinese, Korean or Arabic will be used in the last portion of an address name. • The transition from IPv4 to IPv6. This change in Internet Protocols will vastly expand the available number of global Internet addresses, since the current IPv4 addresses are quickly diminishing. “The Internet is defined by its unique ability to give everyone a voice,” said Langdon-Orr. “This is an opportunity to extend that concept of inclusion to ICANN’s top level.” Interested parties can obtain more information by writing ICANN’s Board Candidate Evaluation Committee at BCEC-Request(a)icann.org. The deadline to apply for the At-Large Board seat is September 6, 2010. ### To read more about the ICANN’s At-Large Community’s search for a Board member and the process for application, go here: https://st.icann.org/working-groups/index.cgi?at_large_director_candidate_2… To read more about ICANN’s At-Large Community go here: http://www.atlarge.icann.org/en/whatis.htm CONTACTS: Brad White – Director of Global Media Affairs Washington, DC USA Ph: +1 202.570.7118 brad.white(a)icann.org Michele Jourdan – Media & Marketing Coordinator Los Angeles, CA USA Ph. +1 310.301.5831 michele.jourdan(a)icann.org Heidi Ullrich – Director for At-Large Los Angeles, CA USA Ph: +1 310.578.8647 Heidi.ullrich(a)icann.org ICANN’s mission is to ensure a stable, secure and unified global Internet. To reach another person on the Internet you have to type an address into your computer - a name or a number. That address has to be unique so computers know where to find each other. ICANN coordinates these unique identifiers across the world. Without that coordination we wouldn't have one global Internet. ICANN was formed in 1998. It is a not-for-profit public-benefit corporation with participants from all over the world dedicated to keeping the Internet secure, stable and interoperable. It promotes competition and develops policy on the Internet’s unique identifiers. ICANN doesn’t control content on the Internet. It cannot stop spam and it doesn’t deal with access to the Internet. But through its coordination role of the Internet’s naming system, it does have an important impact on the expansion and evolution of the Internet. For more information please visit: www.icann.org <http://www.icann.org> .

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At-Large ICANN Board Seat
by Annalisa Roger Aug. 26, 2010

Aug. 26, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Aug 23, 2010 Applicants Sought from Internet User Community for Seat on Board of Directors The ICANN group representing individual Internet users is calling for applications from those who may be interested in helping to develop policy while serving on the organizations Board of Directors. ICANNs At-Large community (representing individual Internet users) is undertaking a global search to fill a Board seat reserved an Internet user who does not represent a particular government, corporate or non-profit entity. This is all about providing a voice for the average everyday Internet user in the global non-profit organization charged with coordinating the Internet addressing system, said Cheryl Langdon-Orr, the Chair of the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC). ICANN wants to hear from all segments of the Internet community, including the individuals who often simply feel they dont have a voice in policy formation. ALAC is looking for someone with a broad international perspective and a background in Internet users interests, consumer policy and/or civil society worldwide. The At-Large Board member would have a voice in the numerous ICANN issues which help define the organization, such as: The expansion of generic top-level domains (gTLDs) that portion of a web address name at the end of an address name (i.e., .com, .org, .asia, etc.). ICANN is considering how best to expand the current list of 21 to include a vast variety of names and words. Guidance on the implementation of Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs), which allows for the introduction of Internet address names formed from non-Latin based languages, where scripts such as Chinese, Korean or Arabic will be used in the last portion of an address name. The transition from IPv4 to IPv6. This change in Internet Protocols will vastly expand the available number of global Internet addresses, since the current IPv4 addresses are quickly diminishing. The Internet is defined by its unique ability to give everyone a voice, said Langdon-Orr. This is an opportunity to extend that concept of inclusion to ICANNs top level. Interested parties can obtain more information by writing ICANNs Board Candidate Evaluation Committee at BCEC-Request(a)icann.org. The deadline to apply for the At-Large Board seat is September 6, 2010. ### To read more about the ICANNs At-Large Communitys search for a Board member and the process for application, go here: https://st.icann.org/working-groups/index.cgi?at_large_director_candidate_2… To read more about ICANNs At-Large Community go here: http://www.atlarge.icann.org/en/whatis.htm CONTACTS: Brad White Director of Global Media Affairs Washington, DC USA Ph: +1 202.570.7118 brad.white(a)icann.org Michele Jourdan Media & Marketing Coordinator Los Angeles, CA USA Ph. +1 310.301.5831 michele.jourdan(a)icann.org Heidi Ullrich Director for At-Large Los Angeles, CA USA Ph: +1 310.578.8647 Heidi.ullrich(a)icann.org ICANNs mission is to ensure a stable, secure and unified global Internet. To reach another person on the Internet you have to type an address into your computer - a name or a number. That address has to be unique so computers know where to find each other. ICANN coordinates these unique identifiers across the world. Without that coordination we wouldn't have one global Internet. ICANN was formed in 1998. It is a not-for-profit public-benefit corporation with participants from all over the world dedicated to keeping the Internet secure, stable and interoperable. It promotes competition and develops policy on the Internets unique identifiers. ICANN doesnt control content on the Internet. It cannot stop spam and it doesnt deal with access to the Internet. But through its coordination role of the Internets naming system, it does have an important impact on the

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Elected NARALO Officers and ALAC Representative
by ICANN At-Large Staff Aug. 23, 2010

Aug. 23, 2010

Dear All, The nomination period for the open NARALO positions have recently ended. There was only one candidate for each of the three open positions who was nominated AND accepted his or her nomination. Therefore, the following nominees have been confirmed for their respective position: NARALO ALAC Representative: Evan Leibovitch As stated in the ICANN Bylaws Article XI section 2, rule 4c (available here: http://www.icann.org/en/general/bylaws.htm#XI) the NARALO ALAC representative will be serving for a term of two years starting at the close of the ICANN AGM in 2010 and ending at the close of the ICANN AGM in 2012. You may find the obligations and requirements of ALAC members under: https://st.icann.org/alac-docs/index.cgi?obligations_and_requirements_of_al… NARALO Chair: Beau Brendler As stated in the NARALO Operating Principles (available here: https://st.icann.org/naralo/index.cgi?ralo_organizing_documents) the NARALO Chair will be serving for a term of one year. The term will start at the close of the ICANN AGM in 2010 and end at the close of the ICANN AGM in 2011. According to the NARALO Operating Principles, the duties of the Chair are the following: The Chair shall act as moderator and facilitator of the work of the NARALO. The Chair shall be empowered to issue Calls for Statement of Interest for service on the ALAC and to sign and receive any offical correspondence to and from ICANN or the At-Large Structures. NARALO Secretariat: Darlene Thompson As stated in the NARALO Operating Principles (available here: https://st.icann.org/naralo/index.cgi?ralo_organizing_documents) the NARALO Secretariat will be serving for a term of one year. The term will start at the close of the ICANN AGM in 2010 and end at the close of the ICANN AGM in 2011. According to the NARALO Operating Principles, the duties of the Secretariat are the following: The Secretariat will have administrative and informative functions. It will be responsible for maintaining a working communcations system and for ensuring the information flux about the issues under discussion between the NARALO participants. We congratulate the elected candidates and wish them every success in their new roles! -- Regards, Heidi Ullrich, Matthias Langenegger, Seth Greene, Gisella Gruber-White, Marilyn Vernon, Kristina Nordström ICANN At-Large Staff email: staff[at]atlarge.icann.org website: www.atlarge.icann.org

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Call to Register as Unaffiliated NARALO Member
by ICANN At-Large Staff Aug. 19, 2010

Aug. 19, 2010

Dear All, According to our information, you are eligible to register as an unaffiliated member of the North American At-Large Organization (NARALO). Registered unaffiliated NARALO members will be able to participate in the NARALO votes. To register as an unaffiliated member, please send a short Statement of Interest (SOI) to staff(a)atlarge.icann.org by Sunday August 22nd 2010. In order to limit list traffic, please do not reply to all recipients of this message. We will send out the complete list of registered unaffiliated members shortly after the submission deadline. The SOI needs to state that you meet the requirements for unaffiliated members outlined below. Please also include your preferred email address, alternative email address and your phone number in the SOI for reference. Your contact information will not be made publicly available. Requirements for unaffiliated NARALO members: * be subscribed to the NA-Discuss list, * be a permanent resident of one of the countries/territories in the North American region as defined by ICANN, * not be a member of a certified ALS, * not be employed by or have direct financial interest in an ICANN contractual partner registry or registrar. If you have questions about the SOI and the requirements, please contact us under staff(a)atlarge.icann.org . Background Information: NARALO was the first RALO to formally recognize unaffiliated members. According to the NARALO Operating Principles, unaffiliated individuals can participate in NARALO votes and run for the NARALO positions in the ALAC. During the NARALO call on 9 August 2010, it was decided that the following rules shall apply with regards to unaffiliated member voting: * unaffiliated NARALO members need to register by submitting a Statement of Interest * unaffiliated NARALO members will elect a representative for a one year term to represent them during General Assemblies and other circumstances as required * voting weight of all unaffiliated NARALO members combined will be equal to that of one ALS representative * it shall be possible to adopt a voting process which automatically weights the combined votes of all unaffiliated individuals to be equal to that of one single ALS. * Unaffiliated Individuals will adopt a verifiable process to ensure that votes cast via their elected representative reflect the views held among unaffiliated individuals The NARALO Operating Principles will be modified accordingly. The draft modifications will be sent to the NA-Discuss list shortly. -- Regards, Heidi Ullrich, Matthias Langenegger, Seth Greene, Gisella Gruber-White, Marilyn Vernon, Kristina Nordström ICANN At-Large Staff email: staff[at]atlarge.icann.org website: www.atlarge.icann.org <http://www.atlarge.icann.org>

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Call for Nominations for Representative of Unaffiliated NARALO Members
by ICANN At-Large Staff Aug. 19, 2010

Aug. 19, 2010

Dear All, As per decision at the NARALO call on August 9th 2010, we are now calling for nominations for the position of representative of unaffiliated NARALO Members. Please send your nominations for this position to the NA-Discuss list until Sunday August 22nd, 2010. You may also nominate yourself. Position Description The representative of the unaffiliated NARALO members will participate in the NARALO General Assemblies and other circumstances as required on behalf of the unaffiliated members. The term will run for a period from the close of the 2010 AGM until the close of the AGM 2011. Candidate Requirements The representative of the unaffiliated NARALO members must be a registered unaffiliated member. To register as an unaffiliated member, please send a short Statement of Interest (SOI) to staff(a)atlarge.icann.org by Sunday August 22nd, 2010. The SOI needs to state that you meet the requirements for unaffiliated members outlined below. Please also include your preferred email address, alternative email address and your phone number in the SOI for reference. Your contact information will not be made publicly available. Requirements for unaffiliated NARALO members: * be subscribed to the NA-Discuss list, * be a permanent resident of one of the countries/territories in the North American region as defined by ICANN, * not be a member of a certified ALS, * not be employed by or have direct financial interest in an ICANN contractual partner registry or registrar. If you have questions about the SOI and the requirements, please contact us under staff(a)atlarge.icann.org . Background Information: NARALO was the first RALO to formally recognize unaffiliated members. According to the NARALO Operating Principles, unaffiliated individuals can participate in NARALO votes and run for the NARALO positions in the ALAC. During the NARALO call on 9 August 2010, it was decided that the following rules shall apply with regards to unaffiliated member voting: * unaffiliated NARALO members need to register by submitting a Statement of Interest * unaffiliated NARALO members will elect a representative for a one year term to represent them during General Assemblies and other circumstances as required * voting weight of all unaffiliated NARALO members combined will be equal to that of one ALS representative * it shall be possible to adopt a voting process which automatically weights the combined votes of all unaffiliated individuals to be equal to that of one single ALS. * Unaffiliated Individuals will adopt a verifiable process to ensure that votes cast via their elected representative reflect the views held among unaffiliated individuals The NARALO Operating Principles will be modified accordingly. The draft modifications will be sent to the NA-Discuss list shortly. -- Regards, Heidi Ullrich, Matthias Langenegger, Seth Greene, Gisella Gruber-White, Marilyn Vernon, Kristina Nordström ICANN At-Large Staff email: staff[at]atlarge.icann.org website: www.atlarge.icann.org <http://www.atlarge.icann.org>

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Re: [NA-Discuss] Call to Register as Unaffiliated NARALO Member
by Alan Greenberg Aug. 13, 2010

Aug. 13, 2010

Technically correct, but misleading (although surely not intended as such). I would have to check the dates, but I think that the first ALAC Liaison to the Board was indeed a NARALO unaffiliated member. But prior to that there were two other Liaisons from the "Interim ALAC" which unfortunately was generically referred to as the ALAC. Alan At 13/08/2010 09:37 AM, Evan Leibovitch wrote: >... >I would also note that two of the three current North American >representatives on ALAC are unaffiliated with any ALS, and that the first >ALAC liaison to the ICANN Board was a NARALO unaffiliated member. >...

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