First the background: I am not a member of CP80. I am not a Mormon. I have no connections to either group of any kind and, before today, I had never heard of Mr. Yarro. Personally, I don't see pornography as a big problem in society. Despite this, I am a member of the cybersafety constituency because it is not the one-issue group that some seem to want to make it; instead, it is a group of people who are concerned that ICANN's decision-making often ignores issues of individual safety including such things as identity theft, destruction of computer resources, etc. And yes, some others in the group are concerned with the distribution of porn. Second, a comment: Today's "discussion" has been outrageous. The only thing it reminds me of are the flame wars that used to erupt on Usenet (although no one has called someone else a Nazi, yet, just implied it). Unfortunately, that seems to be the norm in this discussion group. Almost always, ideas are not exchanged; accusations of conspiracy are. This is too bad as it certainly discourages the openness that ICANN allegedly wants. -- Ralph D. Clifford Professor of Law S. New England School of Law