Nitin Desai, chair of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), set up by the UN, warned that concerns over the net's future could lead to separation.
Read more of this article I found in todays news
[link] from the BBC.
Could this mean that DA and other communities who also have a lot of foreign members loose the ability to have foreign members in their communities who live in a country other than the originating country of the community?
For example, I come from the UK so would us UK bods (and other countries) still be allowed access to DA which in theory could be on a seperate network (in the US)?.........
or.........
will the, US network, for example, still be access able by outside networks?
Its certainly got me wondering?
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Though this kind of news has been reported on other news sites.
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Actually, it's almost impossible. Just imagine how much money they'd lose. How much people would become angry. We ALL speak through the internet in some sort of way. Even business men and women. It would cut so many ties with different parts of the world.
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but i severely doubt anything would happen.
not when the net is so successful.
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So... It'll probably not happen. And even if countrires DO get national networks, there'd probably still be an international one, like the default used now. Eh?
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