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[dow2tf] Section 1.4 change too far
- To: Jordyn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, dow2tf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: [dow2tf] Section 1.4 change too far
- From: KathrynKL@xxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 23:04:57 -0400
- Sender: owner-dow2tf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I think the changes being offered to 1.4 need to be turned back a bit.
First, I support the original language introducing our recommendations ==> "Some changes to the current Whois policy that make up the final recommendations are as follows..."
I can't support the current language about proposed changes across "all of ICANN's registries and registrars" because it does not reflect our discussion and does not reflect our data. As Team 1 found in its data research, lots of ccTLDs are responding in different and tangible ways to their national privacy laws. Our discussions have always been about gTLDs, and only a subset of those (e.g., .NAME as different). So I think we have to strike this phrase.
If we have to change the phrase above, then I would recommend the following text:
"The Task Force recommends a number of changes to and questions regarding current WHOIS policy that are intended to reflect this balance in a resonable and consistent manner. These recommendations are described in detail.... "
thanks, kathy
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