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Any info on Q2 call?
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I can't find anything. Ugh
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http://domainnamewire.com/2015/07/24...
get-screwed/
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They decided to normal sunrise, so we are going to have to buy the matches to avoid confusion.
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Sometimes the organizations we entrust to maintain any type of order, due to their one-size-fits-all mentalities instead create the very confusion and disorder they were founded to prevent in the first place. The real conversation that should be had is about ICANN. How have many of their recent decisions actually benefited the internet on a global scale, added to it's security, and overall growth?
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I will never register the .com_ equivalent_in_IDN.
It will never be popular. I mean forever... So we are all here will ignore the .com_ equivalent_in_IDN. WTH, whatever Verisign and ICANN do, it does not make any different at all. The game is finished long time ago when the IDN.com are registered. We have the IDN.IDN over here for almost four years..and it proved it is done and gone... |
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Clear as mud as usual.
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And we can't do anything about it of course, because registrants have no power in the ICANN process. |
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Looks like they've all passed PDT and will be in the root shortly.
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once split it can not be undone. what an unnecessary terrible mess. This will haunt the internet forever. Well done. |
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One positive - at least we now have something of a timeline for release. |
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Anyway, the incentive for Verisign to provide a one-time grandfathering opportunity is that they can afterwards say, "We tried", rather than "We lied". Avtal P.S. The domainnamewire.com article has been updated to include a new content-free statement from Verisign, and some more thoughts by Andrew. |
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Here is what I found on the .porn matching.
1. trademark holders first 2) XXX Sunrise B applicants (Not sure what this is or how they identified them, why were they sunrise apps with xxx?). 3) domain matching 4) general available. Not sure its all bad, I am not feeling great we always seem to get screwed but I am glad that it seems the waiting will be over. http://www.icmregistry.com/programs/launch-phases/ 1. MARCH 02 TO APRIL 01 2015 TMCH Sunrise If you have a registered trademark in the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH) you are eligible to participate in this phase. 2. APRIL 06 TO APRIL 30 2015 Sunrise B (CLOSED) This priority registration period is for 2011. XXX Sunrise B applicants. 3. MAY 06 TO MAY 31 2015 Domain Matching (CLOSED) This priority registration period is for 2011 .XXX Sunrise applicants AND for .XXX domain name holders. Domain Matching gives Sunrise B and existing .XXX holders (as of April 30, 2015) a priority registration opportunity to help ensure brand consistency in our new TLDs. 4. June 04 2015 General Availability Open registration starts on June 4th, 2015 at 12:00 EST / 16:00 UTC. Each domain name and TLD can be registered and sold separately. |
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So it looks like 1 and 2 went to trademark holders (any country is a little bit concerning, can I get a trademark for секс in Japan and エロ in Russia)??? Short timeframe should help.
Sunrise A for .xxx went to those inside the adult entertainment industry Sunrise B for .xxx went to those trademark owners from outside the adult entertainment industry can apply to reserve (and thus block others from registering) .xxx domain names corresponding to their registered trademarks. The trademark can be registered in any country, and there are a few instances where the trademark in the reservation request may differ from the registered trademark (e.g., spaces and certain characters such as “&” and “@” appearing in the registered trademark may be removed or replaced with hyphens). |
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My guess is under the radar. No publicity except to idn dot com owners by email. Possibly limited number of registrars.
But the biggy will be strict time limit on registration of TMs to srop gaming. Conceivably back as far as 2008. The may also be able to exclude generic terms. I would guess crosslinking of registries can be overridden for sunrise only. |
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