Mark Candidly I be at variance, you revealed that after engaging with the Brand Registry Group (BRG) during their session you got aware of how little they understand the importance of UA and its operations, this display show much our ambassadors and comms team is lacking in spreading awareness. Your statement is bit surprising why we need to wait for next F2F at an ICANN meeting, is knowledge transfer depended on F2F meetings only and you mean that it can’t be done on remote. Comms team should just be open for opportunities to engage with them even is its on remote and share the information most primitively. who knows next ICANN will also be on remote in given circumstances. Sorry but i believe that Individuals have a duty to move yonder self-centeredness or eyeing vested interest in such opportunities of being travelling funded for such activities if it can be done over remote. Kuan Ting On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 2:50 AM Mark W. Datysgeld <mark@governanceprimer.com> wrote:
After having engaged with the Brand Registry Group (BRG) during their session yesterday, I have grown very aware of how little they understand the importance of UA for their operations. They seem to be under the impression that our work only involves IDNs or some variation of this idea.
Moving forward, I propose that we engage more strongly with this group. I will make sure to be present to talk about UA during their next F2F at an ICANN meeting, whenever this whole remote phase passes. On the meantime, please keep your eyes open for opportunities to engage with them.
Regards,
-- Mark W. Datysgeld from Governance Primer [www.markwd.website] In partnership with AR-TARC and the Brazilian Association of Software Companies (ABES)
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