[discuss] technical vs societal issues (was: Report from the BR meeting local organizing group - Dec 2013)

[Nick Ashton-Hart]

Sounds a bit negative to me Jorge ;) Personally, getting everyone under one tent is itself a good start. I'm personally prepared to look for solutions, and I expect others are too. Plus, it is the Western festive season, which ought to inspire a bit of good vibes all around ;)

Jorge Amodio <jmamodio at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Aside from the Brazil meeting, the 'unpacking' of issues you
>eloquently present in your first paragraph really needs to be done -
>right now everything is conflated together and if that's not remedied,
>we are going to end up with a messed-up Internet for everyone.
>> 
>While we can consider the Internet as "one net" and
>coordination/cooperation is required for it to run smoothly, it will be
>essentially messed up for the ones that want to mess with it, and I'm
>not talking about malicious intent.
>> It seems to me that the unpacking is an excellent thing for /1net to
>engage in, whatever happens with one meeting or another.
>> 
>It is a must, a linear discussion like we are having now it does not
>scale, and if you consider that ICANN which is a 15+ year old
>organization and still discussing its identity, role, how to govern and
>operate itself, what we can expect from the nascent 1net that doesn't
>even have yet a mission ?
>
>Regards
>Jorge

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