[EPDP on IDN] Update
Farell FOLLY
farell at BENIN2POINT0.ORG
Tue Nov 9 05:23:22 EET 2021
Dear all,
Following our previous policy call and regarding the update I gave about IDN EPDP WG, I would like to share with you here the slide deck that would help to understand the progress of the team and especially the challenges mechanisms I was describing.
So far, the following question are open for discussions. Please feel free to weight in.
Question 1: [Assuming that the applied-for label has passed the mandatory string requirements and IDNA 2008 requirements] Should the applicant be allowed to submit an application for a gTLD label, knowing the label is invalid according to the RZ-LGR?
Question 2: Does the DNS Stability Panel have a role in assessing whether the RZ-LGR has been applied correctly?
Question 3: Is a change request made to the Generation Panel to update the RZ-LGR outside the challenge process for the new gTLD program? Change request to update the RZ-LGR can be made at any time, not limited to the application period.
Question 4: [Assuming that the application system has correctly incorporated the algorithmic check] Upon receiving rejection from the DNS Stability Panel, should the applicant be allowed to amend the applied-for label in order to conform with the application system?
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Best regards
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Lt-Colonel Farell FOLLY, Ir
GNSO Councillor
linkedin.com/in/farellf
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