[discuss] VGNIC governance

[Jefsey]

At 21:38 15/02/2014, Nathalie Coupet wrote:
>Thank you for posting this, jfc. Would the internetworking happen at 
>the layer 6 level? How?
>Fascinating...

Responses to your and Michel's questions as FAQs under 
http://iucg.org/wiki/VGN:_FAQs. The French version should be implemented soon.

You may also want to note the http://iucg.org/wiki/VGN_and_VGNICs, 
VGN/VGNIC portal for further work on the issue.

I just want to note that VPNs are to the ICANNET the equivalent of 
the DNS 35,634 other Classes to the ICANN/NTIA Class. They fully 
respect the internet covenant and permits to implement easily the 
OpenStand IEEE, ISOC, IETF, IAB, W3C doctrine. This unlocks the 
governance situation created by the ICANN competive but legitimate 
policy that led to it to become a market monopoly that contradicted 
its creators who wanted to forster competition. There is now an 
intergovernance scheme to stabilitize among VGN governances and VGN 
developments. Some VGNICs could be by Facebook, GS1, Twitter, TNS, 
Swift, churches, CS, NGOs, FLOSS?

There remains however the reason why I appealed RFC 6852 (my appeal 
to ISOC is still pending): the ultilmate decision in case of 
technical conflict should rest with the MS consensus. This is not a 
simple question because stakeholders means a far larger community 
than actors, which is already far larger than the Montevideo's 
statement operators.

Another critical issue is the VGNIC capacity to allocate IPv6 address 
vs. implementing LISP based solutions.
jfc


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>On Feb 14, 2014, at 12:47 PM, Jefsey <jefsey at jefsey.com> wrote:
>
> > Just to add an ICANN related point to vitual global network 
> governance. The only one today is the INTERNIC. Plenty of them will 
> come-up. ICANN has carried its by-laws job to "foster competition" 
> and is welcome to join the VGNIC project. http://vgnic.org.
> > Best
> > jfc
> >
> >
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