Global council of registries???

[Jim Fleming]

On Monday, April 28, 1997 4:58 PM, Philip J. Nesser II[SMTP:pjnesser at martigny.ai.mit.edu] wrote:
@ Jim Fleming supposedly said:
@ > 
@ > On Monday, April 28, 1997 4:03 PM, Philip J. Nesser II[SMTP:pjnesser at MARTIGNY.AI.MIT.EDU] wrote:
@ > <snip>
@ > @ 
@ > @ > The same people are behind ARIN. Why will
@ > @ > the solutions be any different ?
@ > @ > 
@ > @ 
@ > @ ARIN is being spun off to be run by the members.  I suppose from your
@ > @ statements you believe there will be some behind the scenes control that
@ > @ isn't obvious so things can't change.  I disagree.
@ > @ 
@ > 
@ > The ATTEMPTED creation of ARIN has already been
@ > a "behind the scenes" activity. Very little of the real
@ > facts have been aired in public.
@ > 
@ 
@ I believe that the creating of ARIN has followed a reasonable and open
@ path.  As open as say the cretion of the eDNS.  Public mailing lists were
@ used, a web site created, the proposal presented and revised based on
@ public comment.  You can point to the initial discussions as to whether it
@ might or might not be a good idea and say "see that was done behind closed
@ doors" but it doesn't make sense to open the process of deciding on whether
@ to try and create ARIN.  As soon as the people currently doing the job
@ though ARIn was the way to go it was thrown wide open.
@ 
@ > Why do you think the day to day operation will be different ?
@ > 
@ 
@ For the reasons stated above.
@ 
@ 
@ --->  Phil
@ 
@ 

What about the deals with the NSF ?
What about the April 1st deadlines ?
What about the DOD dealings ?
What about the large ISPs invited to meet in D.C. ?

Why do you think ARIN was proposed ?
Do you believe that web site ?

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Jim Fleming
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