[ncdnhc-discuss] Comments on draft 7.

[KathrynKL at aol.com]

Joop:  even when the At Large self-organizes, it does not become a 
"Supporting Organization" in the sense used in the ICANN structure.  
Supporting Organizations, or "SOs" or "Organizations" as we are using them in 
ICANN are organizations with defined structures, constituencies, 
responsibilities, and authorities.  

An At Large SO would get all the negatives of being a Supporting 
Organizations (particularly tremendous reduction in Board seats) with none of 
the benefits that I can see.  It seems to be a way to eliminate the impact of 
the public.  

On this matter, I also agree with Raul's recent comments. 

regards, kathy kleiman/acm-igp

> I don't disagree, but when the At Large self-organizes, does it not become 
> an organization?
> If it does not self-organize, is "the public" then not  waiting to be 
> organized by the ICANN staff?
> 
> 

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