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Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2005 23:52:46 +0100
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From: "J-F C. (Jefsey)  Morfin" <jefsey@club-internet.fr>
Subject: Re: [ga] WGIG: Working Papers
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Not bad. Except the "Administration of Internet names and IP addresses". 
Too much ass-licking does not help serious thinking and underlines the lack 
of vision. Not clear were comments must be sent.
jfc


At 00:51 03/02/2005, Erick Iriarte Ahon wrote:

>World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
>
>URL: http://wgig.org/working-papers.html
>
>WORKING PAPERS
>The papers below are the first of a series of 'draft working papers' 
>prepared by WGIG members, reflecting the preliminary findings of various 
>drafting teams. They have been subject to review by all WGIG members, but 
>they do not necessarily present a consensus position nor do they contain 
>agreed language accepted by every member. The purpose of the drafts is to 
>provide a basis for the ongoing work of the group. They are therefore not 
>to be seen as chapters of the final WGIG report, but rather as raw 
>material that will be used when drafting the report. The draft working 
>papers have been published here for public comment, so they will evolve, 
>taking into account input from governments and stakeholders. Additional 
>draft working papers will be made available in this section.
>
>List of Papers:
>
>- Administration of Internet names and IP addresses
>
>- Administration of the Root Server system
>
>- Peering and Interconnection
>
>- Telecommunications infrastructure, broadband access, convergence with NGN
>
>- Cyber security, cybercrime
>
>- Competition policy, liberalization, privatization and regulations
>
>- Spam
>
>- Dispute Resolution
>
>- Security of network and information systems
>
>- Technical Standards
>
>- Affordable and universal access
>
>- Social dimensions and inclusion
>
>- VoIP
>
>
>Comments
>Governments and all stakeholders are invited to comment on these papers, 
>preferably by making use of this template. Due consideration will be given 
>to all comments, but use of the template will facilitate processing 
>feedback. All comments received from governments and WSIS accredited 
>entities by 11 February 1200 hours GMT will be posted on this website. 
>Comments by other entities or individuals will also be posted, provided 
>they are relevant to the issues under discussion.
>Template for comments: http://wgig.org/docs/comment-template.doc
>
>Nota Especial: Se espera que en los proximos dias se publiquen documentos 
>sobre otros temas
>