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Re: [registrars] Draft for TF2
Hi Paul,
good points. Please see my answers below:
Am 07.04.2004 schrieb Paul Stahura:
> Tom,
>
> Why have the tech contact in the anonymous accessed data?
This has a kind of historical background. Thought that WHOIS
was initally designed to be able to reach a technical person
in case something went wrong with a domain name I figured
that this "basic feature" should be preserved. Since the tech
contact is, in most cases, the registrar, webhost or dns provider
in other words a company and not a private person this should
not be a problem.
> And why not have the creation, expiration and update dates?
Easy answer, I just forgot to put them in ,-(. Writing this draft
it appeared to me that we never really discussed what data should
be shown and what not so I focused on the data fields which possibly
can contain private data.
> Also, many registrars display other, non-required information in the whois
> output such as the name of the reseller. Your statement does not mention
> this data. Should we explicitly mention that we want to continue to have
> the ability to display such non-required information as we choose?
>
> How about the following for the anonymous accessed data set:
>
> 1.1 Name of the Registrant
> 1.2 Country of the Registrant
> 1.3 Name of the Admin-C
> 1.4 Country of the Admin-C
> 1.5 Name of the Technical Contact
> 1.6 Country of the Technical Contact
> 1.7 Nameserver names
> 1.8 Registrar of record
> 1.9 Creation Date
> 1.10 The non-auto renewed expiration Date
> 1.11 The Last Updated date (the date the whois info last changed)
> 1.12 The domain itself
I agree with one exception: The tech-c data should not be restricted
>
> Also, does this apply only to gTLDs or also ccTLDs and sTLDs ?
Since this is a GNSO effort the old policy as well as the new policy
can only be valid for gTLDs and sTLDS (which are only a subset of the gTLDs)
Registrars and Registries with binding ICANN contracts. I nevertheless
hope that the new standard will be widely adopted in the ccTLD world
as well.
> Wondering,
> Paul
Hope that helped.
tom
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-registrars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:owner-registrars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Thomas Keller
> Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 2:53 AM
> To: registrars@xxxxxxxx
> Subject: [registrars] Draft for TF2
>
>
> Hello,
>
> please find attached my draft of the Registrar Constituency Statement
> for
> the WHOIS TF 2.
>
> I tried to incorporate all the registrar input I got over the course of
> the last month as well as the findings of the TF2 data collection which
> should be available for public review soon.
>
> Please be advised that we have to formulate an offical statement on this
> topic
> until April 16.
>
> Best,
>
> tom
>
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>
> Thomas Keller
>
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>
>
Gruss,
tom
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