[wg-review] 15. [DNDEF] Definition of the Domain Name, Report requested by Members

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

Dear Chair,
Several Members have voice here that one of the main problem for reaching a 
consensus in a Consulting body to the BoD as the DNSO should be and will 
become once the @large constituency is eventually enacted is based upon a 
basic technical disagreement about the very technical, legal, commercial, 
etc... nature of the Domain Name.

I therefore propose a new additional subject for this WG-Review subject as:

15. [DNDEF] Definition of the Domain Name, Report requested by Members

1. I propose to maintain the site http://dndef.org to maintain a current 
status of the pending questions and achievements

2. I propose to start with the following general questions from Sotiris and 
many other posts:

     -  different type of domain names:

        - standard practice
        - multilingual domain names
        - access domain name
        - dynamic domain names
        - aliasing

     - semantics

        - TLD
        - saxon/latin semantics
        - ideograms
        - formatted domain names
        - rules of access
        - member names
        - search engines

      - legal aspects definition

        - name space
        - ULDs vs. TLDs
        - temporary TLDs
        - copy rights
        - private rights
        - freedom of speech
        - creativity
        - naming property
        - TM and logos, sounds
        - exiting addressing, classification etc.. schemes
        - leasing, holding, owning
        - existing rights
        - patentability

      - impact of the lack of definition of the domain names in documents

        - ordering a domain name
        - selling a domain name
        - UDRP
        - technical aspects of cybersquatting
        - consequence of current practices vs. legal accurate definition


Jefsey Morfin

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