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Interesting, there are "consumers" (NUCU) and "users" (ALAC). So, we
discover now that, for ICANN, ALAC constituencies do not consume! How do
you manage, ALACers? If they consume anything, they will be NCUC!
Fragile structures (the strong ones, of course, are the ones with a
single, clear motivation -- making money; the rest... is the rest, in
that vision) make for fragile representation and participation.
--c.a.
Robin Gross wrote:
> ICANN has posted a new chart on its website to explain ICANN's structure.
> http://www.icann.org/structure/
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> The new chart is very revealing of ICANN's deference to Regi$trie$ and
> Regi$trar$ in the GNSO (in bold) and oddly describes NCUC as
> "universities/consumers".
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> Robin
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