Re: [council] Fwd: FW: Draft CRP WG Charter - 25 May 2014
Attached is the amendment with the name of the UN list corrected. I
didn’t catch that last night. I went to the UN link that Avri
provided and literally copied the title. There is a redline with
the corrected version and then a “clean” redline. This should go to
the GNSO Council. This was clearly a drafting error.
Lori
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*Subject:* RE: Draft CRP WG Charter - 25 May 2014 (3) with LS Edit
I like these changes. Thanks for expanding. I especially like the
“research who already owns marks.” Good Luck at the GNSO.
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*Subject:* Re: Draft CRP WG Charter - 25 May 2014 (3) with LS Edit
Hi All,
Tx so much to Lori for starting everything. I really appreciate it!
All, here is an edited version based on considerations of scope and
limits that we discussed in framing both the UDRP and URS. What do
you think?
Best,
Kathy
p.s. Lori, again, tx you! What do you think of the edits?
Hopefully, I extended and continued your thoughts...
:
Dear Avri and Kathy,
Here is my attempt at a short, hopefully not too debatable,
amendment to the charter. My edits and comments are in redline
form. I tried to keep it very simple given the issue of time.
I put 2 new bullet points before the final bullet point under
“The WG should also include the following additional topics in
its deliberations:”
I specifically referenced the Nice Classification system as a
method of mission differentiation as an optional clause. My
thoughts are to leave it out but I wanted to surface the option
to the group instead of just dismissing it out of hand. Nice
has a lot of problems but it is the document that drives
international classification and may be worth referencing. I
will leave that up to you.
/ /
I believe that this working group should move forward and
incorporate the principles that we discussed yesterday. Perhaps
these few lines will do the trick?
Please let me know if I can help further.
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