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At 9:02 AM +0300 14/3/10, Avri Doria wrote:
>On 13 Mar 2010, at 21:50, David Cake wrote:
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>> The VI resolution was a sensible middle ground IF you believe
>>that the board is genuinely waiting for the GNSO VI policy process,
>>and is likely to accept its recommendations.. If you believe the
>>board is paying lip service to the GNSO policy process, and intends
>>to ultimately reject VI, then it is not.
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>if the GNSO reaches a supermajority n the VI then the Board needs a
>supermajority to reject it.
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>plus i don't know what gives yuo the idea that they want to
>ultimately reject it.
I actually am optimistic that the board intends to adopt the
GNSO policy (and that the GNSO policy will end up reasonable) - but I
think Milton is less optimistic, based on board language in their
resolution.
> i think it is possible that we have a rather reasonable board and
>the moment and should give it a chance to do the right thing.
I agree.
Regards
David
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