[afnog] Re: Request for input: The Working Group on Internet Governance

[ALAIN PATRICK AINA]

> No, unless you define the "Internet community" as "the set of people
> who accept ICANN" :-) Internet users never accepted ICANN, they simply
> use it because they have little choice. If you start, for instance, by
> registering your domains under an alternative root, you will not be
> seen by 99 % of the Internet users. So, you use the ICANN root, which
> is a recognition of a fact (the US government rules the Internet), not
> an "acceptance".


I built my net, allowed you to connect to it.You enjoyed it and asked for IPv6 
glue in root zone. I gave it to you. But you are not happy..........

Why are you like that :-)

Ok, I have an idea we could share:

One of our friends is proposing, that we allocate IPv6 per country. If this is 
accepted, it can help build national backbones. And as we(developing 
countries) will not have ressources and time to manage our allocated block, 
we could ask our former "colons " to manage them for us.We may then build 
some francoNET, CommNET...........
If It arrives to interconnect  all of them we could build a new "Internet" and 
create a new ressources coordination center and authority.

And so users  may have choices and a more acceptable "ICANN"....

what do you think ?


--alain