[IPC-GNSO] ICANN Blog on Opening ICANN Blogs for Comment

[Greg Shatan]

Opening ICANN Blogs for Comment
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ICANN blogs ought to be one of the key tools to provide a wider
understanding of ICANN's role and work as well as an accessible entry point
for community newcomers to understand what is happening and why.

There's work to do on the presentation and organization of the blogging
platform and we're thinking about what steps we can take. But the most
obvious function of a blog is as a discursive platform. So we're going to
let the conversation flow and open up comments on our ICANN blogs.

It's not a technical triumph, but it is a minor gamble with our resources.
No organization wants to spend time monitoring the behavior of its
community, but we assume that the courtesy and respect you wish for
yourself will be given to others. As such, we will rely on post-moderation.
Comments are posted immediately and we review them once they are live. The
Expected Standards of Behavior Policy is the same for the wider organization
<https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/expected-standards-2012-05-15-en>.
View our website Terms of Service
<https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/tos-2014-06-13-en>. With comments
now open, we hope blog posts can open up useful exchanges between community
members and the blog authors.

Of course, if you have any thoughts, you can post them below.
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