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UK registry owner Nominet has dismissed requests for a re-election of two of its Board members, announcing that the two incumbents, Gordon Dick and Fay Howard, would return to their positions.
Controversy hit the election process when it was revealed that a miscalculation in members' voting rights had only been noticed at the last minute, and only after postal votes and proxy voting deadlines had struck. Two of the six candidates publicly asked for a revote, claiming that they had been unfairly discriminated against.
Nominet rides election storm | The Register
Kieren this bit made me laugh:
As it turned out the two candidates that complained - both of which Nominet would not have been overjoyed to have seen on the Board since one represents the controversial issue of domainers and the other was asking for a price reduction in Nominet's fees - would most likely not have won.
Even Nominet was talking about a "rebate scheme" at the AGM because they had all this money to spend. Also next time I write my election statement I'll not mention the word "domainer" and i'll take notes from:
My application for the ICANN Board at kierenmccarthy.co.uk