<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">I strongly support the inclusion of these well-crafted words (and important concepts) in the Names Council statement. Do others agree?<BR>
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Kathy Kleiman<BR>
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Jamie Love wrote:<BR>
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"ICANN should develop a non-exhaustive list of things that ICANN does not<BR>
do." (since the current "we do" statment is so broad).<BR>
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"Whereever possible, ICANN should avoid centralization of policy making,<BR>
deferring to regional or national policy makers on issues that do not<BR>
require centralized and uniform policies. ICANN need not control every<BR>
policy decision on the DNS system, particularly those concerning<BR>
authorization of new TLDs, where ICANN can simply defer to national or<BR>
regional decision makers, and coordinate issues that truly require global<BR>
coordination, such as uniqueness of TLD strings.<BR>
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