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<font face="Arial, Helvetica">All the document is based in the evaluation
of the ALSC recommendations and not discuss them. The key mistake for me
is to consider the ALSO as other SO. The At Large Membership (some
persons prefer name it as ALSO) should not be a Supporting Organization.
The current three SO have their specific scope and the ALM is the
opposite , is a body of persons with generic interest in ICANN related
matters. <br>
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My view is that the ALM should not assume direct policy-making roles.
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If we consider the ALM just as another SO, then, most of the comments
made in the section 4. “Impact analysis - Evaluation against established
criteria” could be valid, but due to the fact that I disagree with this
basic concept, then most of the comments addressed in section 4 are wrong
from my point of view.<br>
I understand that you have focused the document in the evaluation of the
ALSC instead of discuss them. <br>
I think that this format is very strict and don't allow to see clearly
the different points of view. <br>
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Conclusions:<br>
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I don't support the conclusions included in this document with
exception of point 5.1 . Is also important to remark that as I have
said before, I don’t subscribe what has been included in the report as
the “Key recommendation” what imply to absolutely change the concept of
the ALM transforming it in a single constituency inside DNSO with the
only difference that this constituency could elect directly some
board Directors. <br>
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Finally, I'd like to state that the level of participation in the TF
until now has been absolutely insufficient to produce an official
report.<br>
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Best Regards, <br>
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Raul<br>
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