[In terms of the policies of auDA etc., I certainly don't agree with all
of them. However, I do believe that there has been due process arriving
at them and that the major policies were arrived at by policy panels
that had a broad membership and allowed for a wide variety of community
comment.]

Why are the current "whois policy" and "code of registrar conduct policy" being reviewed by "in house" committees staffed by auDA staff?