Kim - a thought.  Some resellers are feeling vulnerable because they're not
seeing auDA acting to stop the cause of Ginger's passion, and possibly don't
appreciate that it's due to auDA's current impotence, rather than their
neglect.

Is there some way that you can bullet point auDA's progress to empowerment,
and some key policy synopses, so that resellers can see that action is just
around the corner?  More importantly, to see that auDA has indeed recognised
and reacted to the problems, and are ready to deal with them under the new
regime?

I know that all of this is covered in the various documents that are on
auDA's site, but they're a lot to wade through simply to see what auDA's
position is on rogue marketing practices.

Ron Stark

-----Original Message-----
From: Kim Davies [mailto:kim§cynosure.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 15 May 2002 10:31 PM
To: dns§lists.auda.org.au
Subject: Re: [DNS] So help me ....


Quoting Ginger FISH on Wednesday May 15, 2002:
| [...dodgy resellers...] 
| I can't understand why AUda tolerate such practices.

Ginger - this is wearing thin. Or maybe you just choose not to listen.
auDA doesn't tolerate deceptive advertising. Why would it? It has never
said that it does. auDA is simply not empowered to act on things in the
way we would all like.

The situation has been identified ad nauseum. With a huge shift of the
industry on the horizon, auDA has taken steps to ensure it CAN act and
WILL reduce this kind of conduct in the near future.

Surely you can think of something new or productive to add to this
discussion. If you can't, I for one, would be glad to let you know
we have heard your point over and over again. You don't need to make
yourself a perpetual echo in here.

kim
 

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