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> The point of the inquiry isn't to find out any new facts or correct any problems - it's to stall until this goes out of the public eye Not always. It's quite
by Angostura 7y ago
> The point of the inquiry isn't to find out any new facts or correct any problems - it's to stall until this goes out of the public eye
Not always. It's quite often a way of giving the organisation a formal out, a way of admitting 'we dun goofed'.
- throwaway2048 7y agoConsidering the (ex-)leadership of ICANN is behind both approving the sale and ethos capital, and effectively answer to nobody, I doubt they have much interest in genuine reform.
- tripzilch 7y agoWithout reform, that's literally the same thing.