Patrick Greenwell a �crit:
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> http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,30939,00.html
>
> Interesting, WIPO seems to think that this is a done deal from the way
> they are talking...
ICANN has to approve it. They can't, really, until the DNSO is constituted,
because they would then be acting against their own bylaws, which require
rules restricting domain name registrations (among other things) to
originate with the DNSO.
Which is where the January 21 & 22 meetings in Washington come in. That's
where support for WIPO's new rules will be fixed, probably on the 21st, with
the re-written DNSO proposal, including WIPO's draconian DN constraints
(two-month wait between registration and allocation, investigation of the
applicant, a requirement to sign an agreement to be bound by a
WIPO-appointed arbitration board, etc.) submitted to the community on the
22nd.
There is only one question that remains to be answered: Has the ICANN BoD
already told the INTA and WIPO that they will accept those draconian
measures, and that only an application for a DNSO that includes them will be
approved?
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