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Internet Governance Paul Vixie Philadelphia – October 2002
Overview • • • •
Resources “Stakeholders” Rebels Loyals
Resources • • • •
IP Addresses (V4 and V6) Domain names (ccTLD, gTLD) AS Numbers (eg, AS3557) Protocol Numbers (TCP=6)
“Stakeholders” (1) • If… – – – –
you hold/use/own/control a resource your business is in allocating resources you are a legislative policy wonk you have too much time on your hands
• …then you too can be a “stakeholder”!
“Stakeholders” (2) • • • • • •
ICANN US DoC IETF CORE RIR’s TLD’s
• • • • • •
EFF Ralph Nader Lunatic fringe Root server operators ICANNWatch Network owners
Rebels • ICANN tries to be all things to all “stakeholders”, with predictable results • Folks who don’t get the recognition or power they want/need/crave can rebel • If consensus inertia is higher than rebellion inertia, then the rebels become marginal • Otherwise time drags on until a newer or better consensus is found
Loyals • Some of us just want the system to work and are willing to ignore the stench of it all • RIR’s and RSO’s are prime examples • IETF is less coherent but tends to be loyal • Rebels see us as the empire’s stormtroopers, or lapdogs, or dupes, or worse • “Powers that be” are uneasy about us
What’s coming next? • The grownups are onto us kids now, and are thinking about taking away our toys • But the kids built the toys and are the only ones who can use them safely • And the “kids” aren’t really kids any more, and the “grownups” never were grownups • This situation is unique in human history, in that the answer matters so much!
