[Chapter-delegates] Has ISOC signed the Declaration of Internet Freedom?

[Christian de Larrinaga]

I've not commented on the wording of the declaration but on your comment.  

What I am saying is I think this type of thing is caused by the lack of practical avenues that Internauts (users) have to express and transact their policies for their own communications, data and services both personal and for business. 

That indicates to me that the current so called "governance" structures today have a long way to go if users are to have sufficient weight to manage their edge as needed. 


Christian 

On 5 Jul 2012, at 11:31, Veni Markovski wrote:

> We can agree to disagree on the text. That's another reason why signing it is not an easy job. 
> I agree also with some of Klaus' points. 
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> v.
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> On 07/05/2012 06:26, Christian de Larrinaga wrote:
>> I do not agree if you are saying the existing processes and institutions are adequate places for Internauts to defend let alone assert themselves and interests of what is yet to be done from encroachments from all directions we see today. 
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>> My take on these declarations and so on is that there is considerable frustration by internauts today and this is growing. 
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