If history is any indication, you won't make any difference in the ICANN process. First, the rules are stacked against you due to the gaming in the ICANN formation process. Second, whenever ICANN has potentially compromised its control in the past, it has simply violated its by-laws or changed the rules to retain control. Finally, even if you win every single board position (very unlikely), you will only control 5/19ths of the board, and still lack a voice in the DNSO.
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If history is any indication, you won't make any difference in the ICANN process. First, the rules are stacked against you due to the gaming in the ICANN formation process. Second, whenever ICANN has potentially compromised its control in the past, it has simply violated its by-laws or changed the rules to retain control. Finally, even if you win every single board position (very unlikely), you will only control 5/19ths of the board, and still lack a voice in the DNSO.