[arin-discuss] Legacy RSA

[Divins, David]

Can I vote to have you stop posting your conspiracy theories to the
board?

-dsd

David Divins
Principal Engineer
ServerVault Corp.
(703) 652-5955
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[mailto:arin-discuss-bounces at arin.net] On Behalf Of Dean Anderson
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 1:14 AM
To: Ted Mittelstaedt
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Subject: ***POSSIBLE SPAM*** Re: [arin-discuss] Legacy RSA

On Mon, 5 Nov 2007, Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:
> 
> I don't think your going to get anywhere with the Nanog/ARIN joint 
> meetings.

Well, we are not without remedies. Let me outline those:

Under the ARIN bylaws, Board Members can be recalled by a vote of the
membership. Although 2 Board Members were just elected, I think that the
members were probably not aware of all the facts. However, the Board
Members were aware of these facts.  So, I propose a recall vote for the
following Board Members:

	John Curran
	Bill Manning
	Bill Woodcock
	Paul Vixie

That vote will either succeed or fail. If it succeeds, we are in the
majority, and 4 new board members will be selected that don't have ties
to Nanog/Curran/Manning/Woodcock/Vixie/ et al.

If the vote fails, then we are in the minority. Minority members still
have rights.  Among those rights are the right to file a derivative
lawsuit on behalf of ARIN against the Board Members and ARIN Management.

For example, members have the right to obtain a full accounting of the
benefits transferred from ARIN to Nanog and Board Member cronies, as
well as investigate the Cohen/Kremen affair.  We have the right to
challenge the classification and justification of expenses (this is how
affairs like Enron/Worldcom came to light).  We have the right to obtain
restitution of improperly transferred benefits. There are other rights,
too.

> As for the rest of it, it is I think a perfectly legitimate question 
> to ask what kind of tracking that is being done on the contacts at 
> these trade shows.  I ASSUME that someone at the ARIN booth is 
> recording the names and positions of people who stop by and get the 
> ARIN dog-and-pony show. Or that they are asking for business cards.
> I would prefer that a determination of whether the trip was worthwhile

> or not was made after review of this info and I would hope that a 
> summary report of every trade show that was attended would be 
> available for review by the membership.

I agree, the first step is a full accounting and an investigation. I
suppose the Board is already contemplating the need for independent
outside counsel to oversee this investigation, or will be shortly.

		--Dean

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