@maxlath this is your opinion, not a fact. When you put out potentially defaming statements such as "ICANN/DNS mafia", the least would be to have facts to support such a claim. Meanwhile, the best is to read about how things work to form an idea about how shit evolved and is structured. @bortzmeyer's blog is a good start.
@maliciarogue @maxlath I'm sure @jpmens will agree with the defaming statement :-)
@bortzmeyer people can agree but I am interested in the arguments (facts, reasoning). Me too, I can start badmouthing anything just for the sake of doing so. How is this useful or helpful for *building* (even co-creating) new (infra)structures? (Hint: it isn't).
@maxlath @jpmens
@maliciarogue @jpmens @bortzmeyer the intent was more hyperbolic than badmouthing (although I get that it's easier to criticize than to make it better)
@maxlath @maliciarogue @jpmens Improving ICANN? :-) #goodLuck
@bortzmeyer @maliciarogue @jpmens nah, I let you this pleasure ;) I'm too busy trying to make bibliographic data open! and while we are here, your feedback/suggestions on how to improve this page from the point of view of authors is welcome :) https://inventaire.io/entity/isbn:9782035936417