Hi Evan, Thanks for sharing your presentation on DNS Blocking and for continuing to push for a more user-centric perspective in these ICANN policy discussions. It is an extremely important contribution. Your belief that end-user blocking options are the "missing piece" strongly aligns with my core campaign priority for the ALAC Representative position: closing the long-standing gap in NARALO’s end-user DNS Abuse Mitigation and education efforts. Best, Mohibul Mahmud On Wed, May 13, 2026 at 1:52 PM Evan Leibovitch via NA-Discuss < na-discuss@icann.org> wrote:
Hi all,
I just attended the ICANN webinar in explanation of SSAC 127 on DNS Blocking.
I asked about the report's lack of consideration of end-user blocking options and was, shall we say, unimpressed by the (lack of) response and assertion that sufficient attention has been paid.
With that in mind, I wish to share with my NARALO colleagues the slides to a presentation I made last night on this topic at the monthly meeting of my ALS. It offers a different, user-centric perspective on the issue. Here is the link to the Google Slides document <https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1byjVHYQ07w34ABaTVktQYuCJ0NJ4CFWFFAyU...>. Anyone is welcome to copy or share it, though I would request attribution.
Obviously this is a slide deck and does not include my presentation on top of it. If interest exists in having the presentation offered to a different audience or if you have any questions, please let me know.
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