Abacus America, Inc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Description of TLD Policies

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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San Diego, October, 1-st, 2000


Table of Content

 

I.  GENERAL TLD POLICIES. 4

E1       In General 4

ICANN Registrar Accreditation Agreement 4

Registry Agreement 4

Registrar License and Agreement 4

Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy. 4

E2       TLD String(s) 4

E3          Naming Conventions. 5

E4          Registrars  5

E5          Intellectual Property Provisions. 8

E5.1             Measures to Discourage Infringement 8

E5.2             Pre-Screening  9

E5.3             Measures to Minimize Abusive Registrations  9

E5.4             Compliance with Trademark and Anti-Cybersquatting Legislation  9

E5.5             Famous Trademarks  9

E5.6             Whois Data Maintenance and Accessibility  10

E6          Dispute Resolution. 10

E6.1             Implementation of the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy  10

E6.2             Modifications to the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy  11

E7       Data Privacy, Escrow, and Whois  11

E8          Billing and Collection. 15

E9          Services and Pricing  15

II. REGISTRATION POLICIES DURING THE START‑UP PERIOD.. 16

E11     Start-Up Period Procedures. 16

E12          Defining the Start-Up Period. 16

E13          Limits on Registrations  16

E14              Start-Up Procedure  17

A       Registration by Famous Mark Holders. 17

B       Registration for All Other Domain Names During Start-Up Period. 17

E15              Sunrise Period. 17

III. REGISTRATION RESTRICTIONS. 19

VI. CONTEXT OF THE TLD WITHIN THE DNS. 20

.biz. 20

E.22             How the Proposed TLDs Would Benefit the Global Internet Community. 20

E.23             Distinction from Existing/Proposed TLDs / Benefits  21

E.24             Target Community / Market / Market Saturation  21

E.25             How the Proposed TLD Will Meet Unmet Needs  21

E.26             How the Proposed TLD Will Enhance Utility of the DNS  22

E.27             How the Proposed TLD Enhances Competition in Registration Services and Among Registries  22

.inc. 23

E.22             How the Proposed TLDs Would Benefit the Global Internet Community. 23

E.23             Distinction from Existing/Proposed TLDs / Benefits  23

E.24             Target Community / Market / Market Saturation  23

E.25             How the Proposed TLD Will Meet Unmet Needs  24

E.26             How the Proposed TLD Will Enhance Utility of the DNS  24

E.27             How the Proposed TLD Enhances Competition in Registration Services and Among Registries  24

.xxx. 25

E.22             How the Proposed TLDs Would Benefit the Global Internet Community. 25

E.23             Distinction from Existing/Proposed TLDs / Benefits  25

E.24             Target Community / Market / Market Saturation  25

E.25             How the Proposed TLD Will Meet Unmet Needs  26

E.26             How the Proposed TLD Will Enhance Utility of the DNS  26

E.27             How the Proposed TLD Enhances Competition in Registration Services and Among Registries  26

.fam.. 27

E.22             How the Proposed TLDs Would Benefit the Global Internet Community. 27

E.23             Distinction from Existing/Proposed TLDs / Benefits