Jeff,
>
> 1.) The REGISTRY- Owns the database for those gTLD's that are contained
> within that database(s).
>
> 2.) The REGISTRAR- Owns the data for a particular registered DN to
> which that registrar registered for any particular Registrant as
> it
> relates to the registrars hosting and name server information for
> any gTLD to which that registrar has permissions with the
> REGISTRY(s)
> by which to do registrations within any particular gTLD name
> space.
>
> 3.) REGISTRANT - Owns any an all information for any Domain to which
> they have registered in any gTLD name space.
I note that these definitions do not mention domain names per se:
are they "information for any Domain" or "data for a particular
registered DN" ?
Taking the opportunity to put the list in order of what I consider to
be legal precedence (and tightening up your phraseology ;-)), I offer
the following revision:
1.) REGISTRANT - Owns any and all information for any Domain
whether registered in any TLD name space or not.
2.) The REGISTRY- Owns the database for the management of
information pertaining to all TLD's that are contained within that
database.
3.) The REGISTRAR- Owns the information which relates to the
registrar's information services in any TLD name space for which
that registrar has permissions from a REGISTRY.
For example, I dont see any property here but the registrant's:
Registrant:
www.com, Inc. (WWW80-DOM)
PO Box 9172
Newport Beach, CA 92658
US
Domain Name: WWW.COM
Administrative Contact:
Purcell, Scott (SP7089) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
714 582-6418
E&OE,
kerry
