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Nominet 'Sucks' Up To Da Government...

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Nominet launches: "UK web best practice challenge"

http://www.itpro.co.uk/news/114461/nominet-launches-uk-web-best-practice-challenge.html

On Tuesday next week, internet registry Nominet will host an event at the Houses of Commons.

...So does this include a Nominet "challenge" to use "best practice" when deciding how to 'fairly' and 'Proportionally' decide how to manage its own T's & C's??? :???:

The Rt Hon Margaret Hodge MBE MP, Minister for Industry and the Regions, will deliver the keynote address at the launch of the event.

Anyone for emailing/phoning Margaret Hodge and highlighting certain 'issues' ??? ;)

Email: [email protected]
phone: 020 7219 3000

Regards,

Sneezy.
 
Anyone been invited? ;)

Margaret Hodge has an interesting person to be talking about best practice...after she cocked up as Islington leader when asked to investigate child sex abuse in childrens' homes, she later called one of the people who had been abused "extremely disturbed" in an attempt to distort reporting of the story. Later had to back down, apologise in Court and pay costs.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3283397.stm
 
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