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Announcement
The At-Large Structure (ALS) Survey has recently been prepared by the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC) and the Regional At-Large Organization (RALO) officers.
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Each section may be completed in a single or multiple sessions as best suits your time and availability. Each section should take approximately 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
Purpose of the Survey:
The purpose of the first section, the 2010 ALS Survey, is to get to know your ALS better so we can better facilitate our support of your ALS in order to increase engagement and participation. This includes ensuring that that we have current contact information for all ALS representatives and their alternates, to discover what policy areas your ALS Membership is most interested in, and to learn how you prefer to communicate with members of the At-Large community and ICANN At-Large staff.
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We will send a USB stick containing useful information about ICANN and its policy process to those who complete this survey by the deadline. Please make sure you include correct postal address contact information.
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1) Questions for the ALS Survey
The 2010 ALS Survey intends to make sure we have up to date contacts for all ALS representatives and their alternates, discover what policy areas your ALS and Membership are most interested in, find out how you prefer to communicate with us and each other; it also aims to optimize future communication within At-Large and to discover what working group formats would allow you to make the best use of your time. |
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Another way to participate in the At-Large Improvements project is to leave your comments at the bottom of the recommendation pages.
2) Questions from the ALS-ccTLD survey (prepared by Rudi Vasnick and Ron Sherwood)
Introduction
The questions of the ALS-ccTLD survey have been prepared by Ron Sherwood, ccNSO liaison to the ALAC and Rudi Vansnick, ALAC liaison to the ccNSO. The survey will help to identify the relationship between ccTLDs and ALSes.In this survey, we would like to find out from ALSes the status of relationship(s) between ccTLDs and ALSes and learn which ALSes are at present being involved in local ccTLD activities. We would also like to discover opportunities for building future ccTLD and ALS relationships. |
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