Re: [iucg] [discuss] What is MSism?

[Abdussalam Baryun <[e-mail]>]

On Monday, April 7, 2014, Jefsey wrote:

> The problem we first face is to use at least 6 lists to discuss the same
> thing under different but crossed perspectives. If we cannot fix it, it is
> likely we will not be able to fix the NTIA removal issue!


I don't want to fix, I want to change, I don't need to use others
services, I want to make my own service. Those lists are just the
beginning, the internet community/people within societies will make better
opportunities. However, I like the lists' documentation and making history
within our communication (even if we did not fix the problem this
year, believe me it will be influenced through the future as long our
discussions are true).


> At 08:05 07/04/2014, Abdussalam Baryun wrote
>
>> People can't be responsible when governments fail even if the people
>> elect the government. People/organisations cannot be responsible for
>> ICANN's fail/success even if they were given time to propose, elect
>> directors, direct, participate, or/and discuss the transition. This
>> transition is mostly under NTIA responsibility, and will end within ICANN
>> responsibility.
>>
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitude: "the (fear of the) power
> (potentia) of the multitude is the limit of sovereign power (potestas)". I
> have proposed to experiment the reality of the multitude's capacity level
> as VGN, Host, site, access Masters through the HomeRoot (
> http://dnsa.org/index.php/TopZone) /SuperIANA (http://dnsa.org) /Happy-IP
> experimentation projects that start being documented under http://dnsa.orgbecause the only thing all of us immediately share is the digital naming
> space aggregation.


I don't think multitude is a solution. It is not practical. Multitude has
no contracts so it is random work and may have random output.  We need
agreements and procedures within communities for progress in input/output.

We share more important things, which is looking for the best solution, and
that continues work and changes spaces/environments/organisations.

AB