6 Bucket List

[Robin Gross]

This paper makes perfectly clear the opportunity for gaming in its  
suggestion that (all non-commercial organizations in the world and)  
all issues that non-commercial users have traditionally cared about  
should be squeezed into 1 constituency, while elevating 1 single  
proposed constituency to an equal status.  Wow.

6 imposed constituencies:
NCOC            Non-Commercial Organizations’ Constituency   
(organizations that make significant use of the Internet in their  
internal and external functions, including universities, religious  
groups, charities, etc.)

EDUC            Educators’ Constituency (academics, researchers,  
teachers, education provider institutions, publishers)

CONC            Consumers’ Constituency (people using on-line  
banking, personal and family shopping, and other non-business  
Internet transactions)

INFC            Information Users’ Constituency (lay people searching  
for medical and political news and other information for non- 
commercial and non-professional purposes)

EMUC            Emerging Users’ Constituency (users and potential  
users from under-developed areas, tech-impaired generations, with low  
education levels, or subject to language or other barriers to access  
and effective utilization of the Internet)

FAMC         Family and Children Constituency








On Mar 3, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Cheryl Preston wrote:

> <Text.htm><Tentative Proposals v2.doc>




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