I like this:
> At the inception of the DNSO, its members and supporters reaffirm the
> historical rules under which all participants in the domain name system
> have operated to date. Nothing about the creation of the DNSO is meant to
> overturn the status quo as it exists at the inception. Specifically, the
> DNSO reaffirms the rules under which the TLD registries and registrars
> have operated to date. In support of such, the DNSO recongizes that
> current registries operate under the current RFCs (1591 in particular)
> and shall continue to do so until such time the RFC's have been ammended
> or replaced through due process. Due process to be accepteable by each
> individual registry, individually.
This gives the registry a property right in its operations and does not allow
ICANN or WIPO to usurp it. I would feel happier if the dnso's charter also
recognized the right of other registries to enter the business and gain the
same rights on a non-discriminatory basis, subject only to the constraint of
technical feasibility.
--MM
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