Re: [ga] Proposed Advisory

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Danny, Karen and all,

  Wasn't this matter discussed ad nausium about a year and
a half ago and determined as Danny rightly states below
"A registrant change to Whois information is not a valid 
basis for denying a transfer request", essentially the conclusion?
I believe it was.  So why than is this being rehashed?  Why
are these denials or transfer, seeming registrar abuse, 
continuing? Whom is in charge of the hen house, or should I say 
Mad house?

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-----Original Message-----
>From: Danny Younger <dannyyounger@xxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Dec 3, 2007 6:53 AM
>To: Kieren McCarthy <kierenmccarthy@xxxxxxxxx>
>Cc: ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [ga] Proposed Advisory
>
>
>Kieren,
>
>A question has been posed on the Public Participation
>website; could we trouble you to look into this...
>
>"Status of the Proposed Advisory?
>What is the status of this Proposed Advisory, to stop
>this practice?
>
>http://www.icann.org/announcements/proposed-advisory-19sep07.htm
>
>Network Solutions is STILL blocking domain transfers,
>if the domain owner updates their contact info, even
>though the advisory clearly states "A registrant
>change to Whois information is not a valid basis for
>denying a transfer request." I suspect GoDaddy hasn't
>stopped doing this either.
>
>What is the next step, after hearing public comments
>on this proposed advisory?"
>http://public.icann.org/node/244#comment-661
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