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> Carlos A. Afonso wrote:
>> Hi Kim,
>>
>> As a Brazilian-Canadian (and user of CIRA's services) I was unaware of
>> this change (sloppy me). Shocking indeed, as I used to refer to CIRA's
>> policy as an example of fair practice on the issue.
>>
>> Great to know that you will join the review team!
>>
>> frat rgds
>>
>> --c.a.
>>
>> Kim G. von Arx wrote:
>>
>>> All:
>>>
>>> I forgot to add that after I had left CIRA (about 3 years ago) and the
>>> senior management at CIRA changed completely, CIRA decided to change
>>> the privacy and WHOIS policy significantly again which included an
>>> unsupervised backdoor to law enforcement etc.  This development
>>> resulted in a lot of criticisms and disappointments by consumer and
>>> privacy groups.  Therefore, the current CIRA privacy and whois policy
>>> is different from the one that I had introduced and implemented a few
>>> years back.
>>>
>>> Kim
>>>
> Though a non-Canadian (and non-Brazilian) I also often referred to the
> CIRA standards, which I knew since the workshop Kathy Kleinman had
> coordinated.
>
> What a pity to learn that it is different by now. How did this happen?
> Any specific dynamics that would be good to know?
>
>
> Norbert Klein
>
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