[Comments-org-renewal-18mar19] What is the driver for this proposal?
Michael Judd
mike at juddrobotics.com
Fri Apr 26 08:30:50 UTC 2019
Since ICANN and PIR are both non-profit organisations, the registration
price of the various domains maintained by PIR should obviously be set
to a fair price which covers the efficient running of the organisation
and nothing more.
If ICANN wants to remove price restrictions in the name of deregulation
than they need to open up the tender process so that groups that believe
they can provide the required level of service for lower prices that PIR
currently charge are allowed to compete. This should be the case anyway
of course.
If the decision is made to let PIR have a monopoly along with
deregulated pricing we'll all immediately know that ICANN has been
infiltrated by either blatant corruption or gross incompetence.
In fact, looking at the current list of board members of ICANN and PIR
it is immediately obvious there is a huge overlap and conflict of
interest. Both organisations are effectively now one and the same.
I guess we're screwed.
Regards,
Michael Judd.
More information about the Comments-org-renewal-18mar19
mailing list