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| Relevant section | Source | Submitted by | Date of submission | |||
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| From the New gTLD Program Explanatory Memorandum - Thick vs. Thin Whois for New gTLDs... "ICANN's community-developed "Procedure For Handling Whois Conflicts with Privacy Law" http://www.icann.org/en/processes/icann-procedure-17jan08.htm may be a means for resolving any potential situations where a registry operator's Whois obligations are alleged to be inconsistent with local legal requirements concerning data privacy. Also it could be argued that, as indicated above, all of the data that might be published by a thick registry is already public data since it would already be published by the registrar." | http://icann.org/en/topics/new-gtlds/thick-thin-whois-30may09-en.pdf | Marika | 21 November | |||
| From the New gTLD Program Explanatory Memorandum - Thick vs. Thin Whois for New gTLDs... "ICANN's Registrar Accreditation Agreement obligates registrars to ensure that each registrant is notified and consents to the purposes and recipients of any personal data collected from the registrant in association with every domain registration" | http://icann.org/en/topics/new-gtlds/thick-thin-whois-30may09-en.pdf | Marika | 21 November | |||