About ICANNWiki.org
ICANNWiki is a grass roots, industry resource fostering global collaboration and transparency within the ICANN community.
This fabulous resource was put together by ICANNWiki Volunteers with the belief that a public wiki could be a real benefit to the ICANN community At Large. A wiki is a medium for "peer production", where the act of using the site together will create a valuable common asset. This "lasting work" made up of our the industry's collective intelligence can then be used to further our common mission of making the Internet a better place to live and work. This site and all proceeds collected by the site are only used towards these important goals.
This site is independent from and not run by ICANN itself, but rather the ICANN Community.
| ICANNWiki seeks to help organize information in such a way that the ICANN community has a valuable resource with which it can better achieve its goals. So far, we have 672 people, 302 companies, 60 blogs and 313 registered users. Click help for more information about editing any page or getting involved. |
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| Raymond King AboutUs | Dan Mendell NeutralSpace | Oliver Ortiz NeutralSpace | Chuck Kisselburg ICANNWiki |
| Ray King is currently CEO of AboutUs, a worldwide wiki of websites. | Dan Mendell is currently CEO of NeutralSpace, a web startup company and producer of ICANNWiki.org. | Oliver Ortiz is a business development manager with NeutralSpace. | Chuck Kisselburg is the Director of ICANNwiki with NeutralSpace. |
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| Ian Schray NeutralSpace | Brandon CS Sanders AboutUs | ||
| Ian Schray is a product marketing manager for NeutralSpace, a developer and advocate of collaborative websites. | Brandon CS Sanders is a developer with AboutUs. |
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ICANNwiki: An industry resource fostering global collaboration and transparency within the ICANN community
