The Internet Governance Forum is taking a battering both on email lists and its own blogging platform. Even if these voices are ignored there seem to be structural issues that will effect the perception and legitamacy of the forums decisions.
I'm quite happy with the idea that an organisation concerned with Governing the Internet will end up doing nothing - the Internet needs less Government, not more - but if the energy of activists is soaked up pointlessly then that will be a shame. Perhaps it is best that it only acquires teeth once its policy decisions are known to be favourable towards liberty.
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Sometimes when there's a lot going on in your head its nice to get it out on paper. Paper's too old fashioned so this programmer does it online. I'm 25 living in London and trying to develop an intelligent opinion about how the world should work. I'm not all there yet, so do help me out.
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Anyway, it won't work.
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