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Re: [wg-c] Application Requirements
How about asking the applicant to identify competing interests in the
same TLD, and a rationale for selection of the application?
Jamie
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Kendall Dawson wrote:
>
> I've updated the list to include your suggestions:
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> http://paradigm.nu/dnso/
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> If others have comments/additions/modifications - please send them in.
>
>
> Kendall
>
>
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> Application Requirements (Working Draft) - 3/26/2000
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> General Information : Common Elements
>
>
> Qualification of the Registry -
> ----------------------------------------
> · Full name
> · Mailing Address
> · Phone and Fax Numbers
> · Public Key
> · List of directors
> · Business plan
> · Backup and disaster recovery plan
> · Technical capabilities
> · Description of network capabilities
> · Description of telephone systems
> · Description of computer systems
> · Description of technical support
>
> Nature of the TLD -
> ----------------------------------------
> · Proposed initial TLD
> · Published TLD meaning or purpose
> · Estimated volume of registrations.
> · Would applicant run the root for the TLD?
> · Supporting documentation relating to trademark status of TLD
> · For-Profit or Non-Profit?
> · Price and billing requirements
> · Business and revenue model
> · Chartered or Open?
> · What are the restrictions?
>
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> Undecided Issues:
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> Shared vs. Non-shared
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> · Protocol(s) used for registration (SRP)
> · Certificate authority (SSL)
> · Directory, "whois" and Directory services
> · Compliance to minimum software standards
> · What reports are generated for registrars?
> · How are the gTLD root servers operated and updated?
> · Service Level, and QOS issues
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> Trademark Issues:
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> · Name conflicts (UDRP)
> · Protection for famous and well-known trademarks
> · Centralized access to "whois" data
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> Security Issues:
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> · Stability
> · What about business failure or bankruptcy ?
> · Probationary phase requirements
> · Audit/review process
> · Minimum TLD SLA
> · Physical security mechanisms
> · Insurance and bonds
>
>
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