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Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave?
From: Robert Mathews-ICICX <mathews () gold chem hawaii edu>
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 1996 12:50:13 -1000 (HST)
On Sun, 27 Oct 1996, Paul A Vixie wrote:
I think this would be a bad thing. NS needs a watchdog.
While it is NOT my intention to perpetuate a "all those in favour - say aye" scenairo within NANOG, I would strongly submit from the perspective of a business and management consultant, that NSF NOT consider such an action. As Paul suggests, there needs to exist a stabilizing agent. Not only that, it is my understanding that NSI is in the midst of rethinking a public offering position. Any activities from the NSF corner to conclude their relationship with NSI at this juncture - could have reverberating effects within the Internet community. Variables that can extend to the community, a general course toward stabilization need to be encouraged. This to include, carrying the present agreement with NSI to its full term. All the very best, Robert Mathews ICICX. ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Current thread:
- Should NSF declare victory and leave? William Allen Simpson (Oct 27)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Paul A Vixie (Oct 27)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Gordon Cook (Oct 27)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Robert Mathews-ICICX (Oct 27)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Daniel Karrenberg (Oct 29)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Avi Freedman (Oct 29)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Gordon Cook (Oct 27)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Scott Bradner (Oct 27)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? William Allen Simpson (Oct 29)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Michael Dillon (Oct 29)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? David R. Conrad (Oct 29)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Michael Dillon (Oct 29)
- Re: Should NSF declare victory and leave? Paul A Vixie (Oct 27)