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]]> By: Buko Republic » Expensive dotPH http://noelbautista.com/blog/the-dotph-issue-and-why-is-it-expensive/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Buko Republic » Expensive dotPH Wed, 25 Oct 2006 05:11:47 +0000 http://noelbautista.com/blog/the-dotph-issue-and-why-is-it-expensive/#comment-10 [...] In response to the discussion, Noel Bautista made a blog post about the matter and his post was indeed a very informative one especially the part where he quoted item #18 of a particular ICANN document which states: Each ccTLD has a technical contact and an administrative contact (in a few cases they are the same person). Pursuant to ICP-1 and other aspects of existing policies and procedures, ICANN can and does make recommendations to the Department of Commerce in regard to replacement of those contacts. As noted above, the IANA Contract provides that ICANN is not authorized to redelegate top-level domains. ICP-1 further states: “TLD Manager responsibility. TLD managers are trustees for the delegated domain, and have a duty to serve the community. The designated manager is the trustee of the TLD for both the nation, in the case of ccTLDs, and the global Internet community. Concerns about ‘rights’ and ‘ownership’ of domains are inappropriate. It is appropriate, however, to be concerned about ‘responsibilities’ and ’service’ to the community.” [...] [...] In response to the discussion, Noel Bautista made a blog post about the matter and his post was indeed a very informative one especially the part where he quoted item #18 of a particular ICANN document which states: Each ccTLD has a technical contact and an administrative contact (in a few cases they are the same person). Pursuant to ICP-1 and other aspects of existing policies and procedures, ICANN can and does make recommendations to the Department of Commerce in regard to replacement of those contacts. As noted above, the IANA Contract provides that ICANN is not authorized to redelegate top-level domains. ICP-1 further states: “TLD Manager responsibility. TLD managers are trustees for the delegated domain, and have a duty to serve the community. The designated manager is the trustee of the TLD for both the nation, in the case of ccTLDs, and the global Internet community. Concerns about ‘rights’ and ‘ownership’ of domains are inappropriate. It is appropriate, however, to be concerned about ‘responsibilities’ and ’service’ to the community.” [...]

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