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Get Involved in ICANN-At Large New and Noteworthy: At-Large Schedule
for New Delhi Meeting Available Online At-Large Advisory Committee Submits Response to June 2007 IDN
Questions to the ICANN Board At-Large Advisory Committee Submits At-Large Community Views on RAA Negotiation to ICANN Board New User-Friendly Access to All Public Consultations: Visit http://www.icann.org/public_comment/ Request
for Comments — ICANN Board Review Draft Terms of Reference Notice of Intent to Issue Advisory Regarding the Inter-Registrar Transfer Policy Current Issues: The At-Large Community is in the process of implementing a series of working groups on the various areas of policy under discussion throughout ICANN. The whole community is invited to participate - See the Policy Working Groups page and be a part of the future of:
Comment Forum: Share your views! The input of the individual Internet user is vital to the At-Large community and to ICANN. A set of mailing lists has been created to allow you to discuss what is important to you with others in your region, as well as a global list to discuss amongst the entire At-Large community. Join the debate! Transparency in Action: The At-Large Advisory Committee meets monthly and the minutes of these meetings, agendas, and recordings of all recent meetings, are available on the ALAC working Wiki on the navigation panel to the right under meetings. You may also review the discussions of the worldwide At-Large community via the mailing list archives to be found at: http://forum.icann.org/lists/alac/. The old public comment forum has been discontinued in favour of the worldwide discussion list but the archives of the old forum may be found at: http://forum.icann.org/alac-forum/. To contact the ALAC send an email to committee@alac.icann.org. |
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ICANN's At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC) is responsible for considering and providing advice on the activities of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), as they relate to the interests of individual Internet users (the "At-Large" community). ICANN, as a private sector, non-profit corporation with technical management responsibilities for the Internet's domain name and address system, will rely on the ALAC and its supporting infrastructure (At-Large groups all over the world) to involve and represent in ICANN a broad set of individual user interests. |
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