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ICANN’s At-Large Advisory Committee has accused ICANN of being aggressive, intimidating and insensitive by demanding attendees at next month’s public meeting in the Netherlands sign a far-reaching legal waiver. In a remarkable submission to the ICANN board of directors, ALAC says the waiver, which basically amounts to a get-out-of-jail-free card for the Org, leaves a […]
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Here are some places to get started if you want to contribute to the ICANN community. Do domainers have a role in ICANN? Well, from my experience going to a handful of ICANN meetings, if you want to find the domain investors, you should head to the bar. There’s no “domainer constituency” to join, so domain […]
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It’s often said that ICANN policy-making has become so complex, long-winded and thankless that it’s becoming harder and harder to attract and retain community volunteers, and now some of those community members are calling on ICANN to open its wallet to sweeten the deal. ICANN could provide volunteers, particularly those who have participated heavily in […]
The post ICANN “volunteers” want to get paid for sitting through pandemic Zoom calls first appeared on Domain Incite.
ICANN? Trying to be less transparent? Surely not! The Org has been accused by some of its community members of trying to shirk its transparency obligations with proposed changes to its Documentary Information Disclosure Policy. The changes would give ICANN “superpowers” to deny DIDP requests, and to deny them without explanation, according to inputs to […]
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