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Re: Let's talk about ICANN
From: Michael.Dillon () btradianz com
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 12:12:57 +0000
IMHO, we will end up back in the old BBS days of the 80s except it will
be
Internet style BBS communication, if this shattering occurs but don't
fret
too much. There is yet another glimmer of hope on the horizon. Keep an
eye
on the upcoming 3D computing environment and virtual technology.
I presume you are referring to Open Croquet? http://www.opencroquet.org/ That is merely an application that runs on the Internet, one of many applications like browsers, email servers, IM clients, P2P apps, etc. The political games regarding who can and cannot charge fees for running "official" DNS services have hardly any impact on people communicating over the Internet using a wide variety of applications. ICANN is not and never was the Internet government. Fortunately, it seems to have caught the attention of the get-rich-quick crowd and the resulting ruckus has distracted government players from what is really going on in the Internet. By the time they wise up, it will be too late because the Internet will be such a diverse and slippery fish that no one will be able to grasp it, not even the regulars on this list. --Michael Dillon
Current thread:
- Let's talk about ICANN JC Dill (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN Peter Dambier (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN Greg (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN Michael . Dillon (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN Peter Dambier (Dec 12)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Let's talk about ICANN Hannigan, Martin (Dec 12)
- RE: Let's talk about ICANN Randy Bush (Dec 12)
- RE: Let's talk about ICANN william(at)elan.net (Dec 12)
- RE: Let's talk about ICANN Edward Lewis (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN JC Dill (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN Joseph S D Yao (Dec 13)
- RE: Let's talk about ICANN MARLON BORBA (Dec 12)
- Re: Let's talk about ICANN Suresh Ramasubramanian (Dec 12)
- RE: Let's talk about ICANN Hannigan, Martin (Dec 14)