NOTICE: ICANN Leadership Program Postponed for FY25

[Shreedeep Rayamajhi]

I have a different perspective, domain are gonna boom in the coming days
as  application platform like Google play and apple will be charging and
have been voicing to raise their commission as per the business profit
model. so the next booming things is the webapp as they don't need to be
installed and can be accessed with the browser.

I strongly believe ICANN can optimize it's cost. The travel cost or
expenses are double as the ticket price fair are literally double with
concur. If booked directly can result better management and support for the
financial optimization.

Just a two cent thought.


Regards,

Shreedeep

On Sat, Sep 28, 2024, 7:40 PM Johan Helsingius <
00001963cc94b85a-dmarc-request at listserv.syr.edu> wrote:

> On 28/09/2024 15:47, Raymond Mamattah wrote:
> > I also think because of social media, a lot of businesses and
> > individuals do not need domains as they used to be.
>
> Indeed, something we have been pointing out. How often does
> anyone actually type in (or even see) an URL these days,
> as opposed to clicking on a link?
>
> > Another factor is
> > the blockchain domains which are forever (I am yet to personally try it).
>
> I haven't seen much uptake of alternative domain systems (and don't
> expect them to gain much traction) as they aren't compatible with
> the DNS system and they are computationally inefficient (wasteful).
> Luckily the crypto hype seems to have been replaced with the "AI"
> hype...
>
> > The big question is *_what does the future hold for the survival of
> ICANN_*?
>
> Maybe, just maybe, ICANN will return to its core mission (one can
> dream, can't one?). After all, the RIRs seem to be able to survive
> despite there not being much of an IP address business boom (yes,
> I know, there is a marginal address space hoarding/"rental" business
> due to IPv4 address shortage).
>
>         Julf
>
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