Indeed, we should assemble recommended & required readings.  Network Neutrality has been a longstanding effort among groups I work closely with, and there are many subtleties and more to the point many fronts on which we must be attentive to policymaking on the issue, not just at ICANN.

How might we be more coordinated in our effort to educate the public and our constituents on the issues we take up?

How might we better organize and maintain recommended readings by topic?

-MM

Related reference, pertinent to the session on Freedom of Expression:  David Isenberg's essay (cited by Wendy) http://www.isen.com/stupid.html

On 6/27/07, Nick Ashton-Hart <nick.ashton-hart@icann.org> wrote:

Making no comment about the campaign, I do recommend that those interested in this important subject review the current draft of the gTLD report, available at:  http://gnso.icann.org/drafts/pdp-dec05-fr-a-18jun07.pdf

This is a very fundamental area of ICANN policy, which will have effects for many years to come throughout the world - informed participation in this debate is always the best kind of participation.

There is an area about new gTLD policy at: http://www.icann.org/topics/gtld-strategy-area.html

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