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[cooperation-wg] WTPF in Geneva
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Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Mon May 6 11:02:18 CEST 2013
On 6 May 2013, at 09:48, Andrea.GLORIOSO at ec.europa.eu wrote: > But a statement such as "the ITU is supposed to leave Internet Governance alone" is perhaps a bit exaggerated. Andrea, you're reading into what I said something I did not write. So from that perspective, yes, it is a bit exaggerated. I should have said ITU is supposed to keep away from an operational role in Internet governance: for instance by issuing IP addresses or making policy on domain names or defining requirements for key Internet infrastructure such as root and TLD name servers. To pick a few examples at random.... It takes a lot longer to type all of that. So my original remark was somewhat offhand and terse. Just like me...
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