[arin-discuss] Importance of Corporate Governance
michael.dillon at bt.com
michael.dillon at bt.com
Tue Feb 5 10:49:32 EST 2008
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> In summary, for all I know Dean _may_ be misguided and have > his own agenda, but if the things he is saying are false, > then present an official response and discredit him. This list is for ARIN members to have discussions with each other. It is not for windmill-tilters to demand immediate official responses from ARIN staff or directors. And it most certainly is *NOT* for ARIN staff or directors to make statements to defend themselves. They already have other venues to do that with press releases, the web site, and the official twice yearly members meetings. As far as I'm concerned, I'm waiting to see what the ARIN lawyers, staff and directors have to say at the next members meeting before passing any judgement on them. I'm not dumb enough to be suckered by the kind of one-upmanship that Dean has displayed on this list. Now that the question of wrongdoing has been raised, and the chairman of the board has stated that it is being addressed and will be reported at the next members meeting, we should all refrain from speculation. It is better to simply not talk about it at all on the list. If anybody has any information that is material to the accusations, they should send that directly to the ARIN board or the ARIN lawyers. None of us are lawyers so we cannot make any useful judgements on partial information. Other than the entertainment value, what is the point in discussing this at all on this list? --Michael Dillon
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