/mtr says...

[Brian Carpenter CERN-CN <[e-mail]>]

Marshall's reminders and advice...
				  Brian

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> Subject: Re: InterNIC domain policy 
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> brian - i must remind you that the iab is also responsible to the community.
> that is,
> 
> 	rs.internic.net < iana < iab < community
> 
> i must also remind you that the way policy changes are effected is
> through the last call process and an iesg ratification.
> 
> i really don't care whether the iab or the iesg hits rs.internic.net
> with a rolled up newspaper and says "bad doggie".  what i do care is
> that one of you does this and then invokes the ietf procedures for
> reaching concensus.
> 
> /mtr
> 
> ps: feel free to resend this note to the iab/iesg...
> 
             
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