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ccNSO PDP4 Initial Report on the (de-)selection of IDNccTLDs
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Submission Summary:
Please find attached (PDF) the ALAC Statement on the ccNSO PDP4 Initial Report on the (de-)selection of IDNccTLDs
The ratification information is included on the cover page.
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ICANN Policy Staff in support of the At-Large Community
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Submission Summary:
ICANN org appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on the ccNSO Policy Development Process 4 Working Group’s Initial Report ccNSO PDP4 (de-)selection of Internationalized Domain Name Country Code Top Level Domains.
In providing its input, ICANN org has reviewed the Initial Report, relevant ICANN Board resolutions (including Technical Utilization of the Root Zone Label Generation and Managing the IDN variant TLDs), as w...
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The report is excellent but more input is needed to amplify and cover more specific areas to avoid gaps
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Considering that several territories have been delegated IDN ccTLDs through the Fast Track Process and considering the retention measures for previously delegated IDN ccTLDs within the proposed ccPDP4 policy, which aligns with established principles such as RFC 1591 and ISO 3166, we concur with the policy's intention to safeguard acquired rights and uphold the principles it advocates and should maintain and keep the “grandfathered-in” right pr...