Difference between revisions of "Ann Onymous"
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| − | Ann Onymous is an alias available for free use by anyone who prefers to preserve anonymity or privacy while attending ICANN meetings. | + | '''Ann Onymous''' is an alias available for free use by anyone who prefers to preserve anonymity or privacy while attending ICANN meetings. |
Ms. Onymous is a member (or many members) of the Internet-using public. She regrets that her interests are rather poorly served by current ICANN policies, particularly by the mandatory publication of names, addresses, and telephone numbers in WHOIS. | Ms. Onymous is a member (or many members) of the Internet-using public. She regrets that her interests are rather poorly served by current ICANN policies, particularly by the mandatory publication of names, addresses, and telephone numbers in WHOIS. | ||
Ms. Onymous can frequently be seen in company of Bert, Charles Babbage, and the ALAC. | Ms. Onymous can frequently be seen in company of Bert, Charles Babbage, and the ALAC. | ||
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Ann Onymous is an alias available for free use by anyone who prefers to preserve anonymity or privacy while attending ICANN meetings. Ms. Onymous is a member (or many members) of the Internet-using public. She regrets that her interests are rather poorly served by current ICANN policies, particularly by the mandatory publication of names, addresses, and telephone numbers in WHOIS. Ms. Onymous can frequently be seen in company of Bert, Charles Babbage, and the ALAC.