Re: [ga] WHOIS data on .org domains

[eric@hi-tek.com]

The WhoIs is a real privacy and terrorist issue that will kill or survive whoever
runs it.
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Jeff Williams wrote:

> John and all Former DNSO GA members,
>
>   It would appear that you did follow correctly.  It would also appear
> that the ISOC/PIR/Afilias partnership would indeed be aiding and
> abetting such terrorists web site's as dotORG's independently
> in whois data representation and technical support at least to that
> level...
>
>   As such may appear to be the case, it is becoming more and more
> troubling as to the ethics of PIR, ICANN's allowance and choice
> as registry for .ORG, and the future consideration as to the security
> and safety of all peoples to this limited, but yet significant extent.
>
> John Berryhill Ph.D. J.D. wrote:
>
> > So, assuming I followed this correctly, then only after the transition to a
> > thick registry, PIR will have in its own database information showing that
> > they are providing technical support services to an OFAC-designated foreign
> > organization using the domain name hizbollah.org ?
> >
> > Do I have that right?
> >
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