At 8:37 AM +0100 7/4/07, Nick Ashton-Hart recently said:
As the Committee has been repeatedly
informed, the situation is that anyone being paid by ICANN must have
anything they post publicly approved via the GCs office.
What if the webmaster just posted things FROM the committee, from
volunteers, would that be OK? In addition, I used to make pointers to
news stories around ICANN.org itself, to make documents easier for
ALAC members to find. And occasionally I pointed to other posts about
other things, like conferences in the Caribbean, ISP providers in
Africa, etc. There is a difference in these sorts of tasks, as opposed
to acting as a "speaker" for ICANN.
It is also worth noting that the members
of the committee have, and always have had, the ability to post
themselves directly to icannalac.org. It was setup specifically so
that all the committee members could maintain the
content.
Are all incoming committee members (as mentioned, so many are
new) made aware of the icannalac independent site? I don't believe
Larry has been asked to upgrade any users to "Author" status
in months. New ALS's? RALOs? Maybe they just don't know this facility
exists? The other possibility is that their needs are met by other
means, such as SocialText or wikis?
Anyone ALAC chooses can be the icannalac webmaster, it doesn't
have to be me-- I'd just hate to see the independent site die, since
at one time ALAC pushed so hard to have it created because they felt
they couldn't say what needed to be said on an ALAC site controlled by
the ICANN General Counsel.
thanks
JP
On 3 Jul 2007, at 17:17, Michael Maranda
wrote:
Is the constraint a matter of whether
ICANN is paying for it?
On 7/3/07, Annette Muehlberg <annette.muehlberg@web.de >
wrote:
All,
Before we (the ALAC) handed in the proposal to hire Jean for running
the
webtool and feeding in texts from ALAC members on our website - we
were
told, that if she would not do any work on content but just
facilitating
ALAC/RALO members, there would be no problem in principle to hire
someone.
After we handed in our proposal, we were told that as soon as
someone
working on our website is paid by ICANN (even if the work is not
on
content) any text this person is feeding in - even if it is written
by
ALAC/RALO members - this text would have to go through a process
of
control by ICANN lawyers.
This was the last of the two contradicting informations we
received.
I expected to discuss the issue of running our independent website
in
San Juan at some point but it did not work out, so we have to do
that
online.
best
annette
Jean Armour Polly schrieb:
> Hi, I'm on the list so I'm following
things.
> It would be interesting to know if the limericks
(which I read over at
> Facebook!) would even be allowed on the official ALAC
site.
> I have to wonder if all the ALS's and the RALOs even
know that there
> is a place for them on icannalac.org . The idea that ALAC
originally
> had was to create a space unfettered by ICANN legal staff that
had to
> vet everything going on the official ALAC site. The
independent
> icannalac site was paid for by At Large. It uses the content
> management system Mambo and the intent was that ALAC members
would
> take it up where I left off last Dec. When that didn't happen,
ALAC
> submitted a proposal to hire me to do what I had been doing as
a
> member of ALAC, namely, run the ALAC's ALS voting tool and run
the
> independent website. Last I knew, staff had many questions about
this
> and since it's now been over six months, that proposal is
probably a
> dead issue. I have not heard anything since I was copied on
the
> questions.
> My husband is still under contract to do the Mambo updates
and
> technical aspects of the site, but the site hasn't
had any updates
> since last Dec. Anyone with Mambo skills and interest could take
over
> the editorial side.The idea was that each RALO and each ALS would
have
> author privileges in their own areas of the site. The
word is:
> independent.
> thanks
> JP
>
>
>
> At 3:08 PM +0200 7/2/07, Annette Muehlberg recently said:
>> Hi Evan,
>>
>> it was great getting to know you in San Juan.
>> Robin Gross asked about the limericks you guys made.
>>
>> why not send them out on the at-large list?
>>
>> would be great to put that on our website too. running our
-independent-
>> ALAC website is a real issue - which we did not solve after
Jean had to
>> leave (and there are some stories to tell why that is the
case...). are
>> you in touch with her?
>>
>> best
>> annette
>>
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