Internet Society told to halt .org sale by its own advisory council
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Internet Society told to halt .org sale by its own advisory council
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#3Well, I have to say I'm quite proud of everyone who stood up and made a fuss over this. It is blatant corruption. Keep the good fight going, folks!
Is it over yet? From how i read it, no:
'[The internet society] will vote this month on whether to approve a formal recommendation that the society “not proceed [with the sale] unless a number of conditions are met.”'
Re: Internet Society told to halt .org sale by its own advisory council
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#5Re: Internet Society told to halt .org sale by its own advisory council
#6Well, I have to say I'm quite proud of everyone who stood up and made a fuss over this. It is blatant corruption. Keep the good fight going, folks!
> Was... Is it over yet? From how i read it, no: '[The internet society] will vote this month on whether to approve a formal recommendation that the society “not proceed [with the sale] unless a number of conditions are met.”'
Re: Internet Society told to halt .org sale by its own advisory council
#7Well, I have to say I'm quite proud of everyone who stood up and made a fuss over this. It is blatant corruption. Keep the good fight going, folks!
> Was... Is it over yet? From how i read it, no: '[The internet society] will vote this month on whether to approve a formal recommendation that the society “not proceed [with the sale] unless a number of conditions are met.”'
This information should reveal that indeed this is a fraudulent sale. If the information does not reveal that, there is less of a reason for blocking the sale. Really, what should be reversed is the decision to remove price-hike caps on the .org TLD.
Re: Internet Society told to halt .org sale by its own advisory council
#8Well, I have to say I'm quite proud of everyone who stood up and made a fuss over this. It is blatant corruption. Keep the good fight going, folks!
> Was... Is it over yet? From how i read it, no: '[The internet society] will vote this month on whether to approve a formal recommendation that the society “not proceed [with the sale] unless a number of conditions are met.”'
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#10This whole situation is ridiculous. We need an alternative to all this centralized control, and we need it now.