[ncdnhc-discuss] Fwd: [nc-whois] Both Transfers and WHOIS Reports are pos...

[KathrynKL at aol.com]

Thank you, Sarah, for your work on this Task Force.  I know you have done a 
lot -- and it would be great if you could share with the NCC an idea of the 
many privacy initiatives and positions you have urged on the Task Force.  

As I have shared with you and others, Marilyn Cade's (yes, I know you are 
monitoring this list, Marilyn), view of the world is very different than 
mine. When I think of the WHOIS, I think of the individuals, political 
organization leaders, and others who use the Net to share important 
noncommercial/personal/political ideas, but do not necessarily want to lose 
their personal privacy to do so.  Like telephone numbers, we need an 
"unlisted" version of the WHOIS registration for noncommercial domain name 
registrants.

But I did not see this idea reflected in the WHOIS report.  Sarah, could you 
share with us your view of the WHOIS report, how it reflects the ideas you 
put forward, and what you would change to make it a worthwhile report from 
the view of EPIC? 

thanks for all your work,
kathy kleiman acm-igp
> 
> I would also like to let the NCUC know at this stage that I will have 
> to give up my place on the WHOIS taskforce as I am leaving my 
> position here at EPIC on Dec 6. I would like to recommend my 
> colleague Ruchika Agrawal as my replacement. I am not sure if there 
> are any formal steps I should take with regard to this transfer so if 
> somebody could let me know that would be great. Otherwise, I will 
> presume that it can just take place as soon as I give notice to the 
> taskforce itself.
> 
> 


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