People Examples

The following articles are excellent examples of ICANNWiki's People articles, and why:

• Alexander Kulik - This is an example of a great, short article. Not every article can be long, but the way this article uses a variety of sources, engages how the person is related to the ICANN community, and gives current and previous roles- all the while nicely formatted in logical sections- is exemplary.

• Debi Rosati - This article is longer, and her career and accomplishments are well documented and nicely formatted into manageable sections. While she isn't extremely involved in ICANN, her relationship to ICANN is briefly mentioned and it is easy to understand her significance to the community through the rest of the article.

• Alberto Pérez Gómez - I like this article as it succinctly documents a regular attendee of ICANN meetings. I can imagine this page would be useful to anyone planning on meeting with Dr. Gomez at an ICANN event if they were previously unfamiliar with him. It quickly and accurately documents his decade-long career revolving around the world of ICANN. Again, it uses multiple references and good formatting to achieve this.

• Sébastien Bachollet - This article is great because it handles this prolific ICANN constituent with ease. None of the sections are too big, there are separate sections for things that could potentially overlap (ISOC v. ICANN) Also, if you compare it to the bio source from ICANN's official site , I like to think we made huge organizational improvements. AGAIN! There is a source for each and every section, perfect!

• Chuck Kisselburg - This article is an important one to take note of. The individual has a variety of disparate experience, so it could potentially be a mess to format. However, the bulleted career section here is successful, its not too long and reads well. Prior to getting into the potentially more messy background of the individual, the most relevant ICANN information (which is ICANNWiki.org in this case) and their current work is highlighted. Good formatting for a difficult situation.