An Access model to WHOIS Personal Data

Michael J. Oghia mike.oghia at GMAIL.COM
Mon Jun 25 10:19:29 EEST 2018


Hi Sala,

I'd love to hear your reasoning as well. I do understand the rationale of
avoiding a binary, black-or-white approach to complex issues. At the same
time, however, I don't see how a thick registry would be in line with our
values.

The article Farzi shared provides a very clear and concise reason to avoid
thick registries that is based on principles directly in line with the
values and principles of the NCSG – namely respect for human rights,
privacy, and consumer protection.

I'm open to alternatives.

Best,
-Michael

P.S. And to all those in Panama: enjoy the meeting, and good luck!

On Mon, Jun 25, 2018 at 6:12 PM, Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro <
sala at pasifikanexus.nu> wrote:

> I am not pushing my view on others. I just don't see how we can take a
> *blanket* view and approach to the Thick vis Thin Whois debate.
> At some point would love to share my views but right now am busy marking
> IGF Workshop proposals.
>
>
>
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