Please let the CPWG Co-Chairs and/or staff know by Tuesday, 1 March 23:59 UTC whether you would like to volunteer to draft 2-3 bullet points on recent or ongoing At-Large positions on policy and other end user issues in ICANN, such as:
- Universal Acceptance
- Big improvements have been made with long TLDs
- Long way to go for IDNs.
- Measurable improvement should proceed a new round.
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- EPDP and GDPR compliance
- Standardized Data Access is Important
- the Proposed SSAD doesn't deliver enough to justify costs
- System likely to be obsolete by the time it's delivered
- A ticketing system would make more sense
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- Subsequent Procedures
- Work to be done, prior to a new round
- DNS Abuse, Universal Acceptance, Applicant Support top AT-Large priorities
- Global Public Interest FrameworkRecommendation Prioritization
- The PIF is a pilot which is a pilot
- Remains to be seen if it's useful
- Need to ensure that individual internet users are central to "public interest"
- IDNs
- under consideration as a lense through which the Board and Community could situate recommendations and positions.
- It is based on and bounded by ICANN's Articles of Incorporation and By-laws End user interests, as they are reflected in these governing documents, must be honoured
- Security and usability require more than allowing variant TLDs to be made available unchecked.
- technical, operational, legal, community/linguistic factors require management policies or implementation guidance to enhance the end-user experience with IDNs and their variant TLDs.
- Registrar Transfer
- Significant work in securing notifying Registered Name Holders (RNH) in the different phases
- Focus on establish a secure Transfer Authorization Code (TAC), inc. time to live for the TAC
- «Consensus" that the 60 days transfer locks (after create and transfer) is too long.
Please reference talking points from prior ICANN meetings (67-72) on the At-Large website:
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