Inquiry about the .io ccTLD situation.
Jean F. Quéralt
JFQueralt at THEIOFOUNDATION.ORG
Wed Oct 16 11:05:14 EEST 2024
Bonjour, Emmanuel.
Please find my comments inline below.
> Thank you for sharing the information. Just to clarify, since .io is a
> ccTLD, it falls under the responsibility of the ccNSO, not the NCSG.
>
Yes, I am aware. I believe most members also are.
> The NCSG primarily focuses on gTLDs and non-commercial interests within
> the ICANN framework, while ccTLD-related matters like .io are managed by
> the ccNSO.
> Since this issue pertains to a ccTLD, it’s outside the usual scope of NCSG
> members, who may not have the appropriate insights or responses.
>
Yes, NCSG is focused on gTLDs. Nonetheless, it is not impossible that some
of our members own/manage .io domains.
For instance, while it is not our case, my organization is named "The IO
Foundation". I can imagine other members may have motivations to own such
domains, we cannot discard that and asking does no harm.
> I would recommend directing your concerns to the ccNSO. It might also be
> worth bringing this topic up during the open sessions at ICANN81.
>
>
The idea of the consultation to the membership is to collect those possible
concerns and either decide to collectively submit them to ccNSO or support
them in directing them to the proper channel so they can find answers to
their (so far hypothetical) concerns.
It is my view that consulting makes no harm and that caring for our
members' concerns (be it gTLD or ccTLD) is a good thing from the NCSG
leadership.
If no one comes up with a concern then the thread dies on a peaceful rest.
If something comes up then we can discuss what could be the next steps.
Best,
Jean F. Queralt
Founder & CEO - The IO Foundation <https://theiofoundation.org/>
Book a meeting <https://tiof.click/BookJFQ> (30 minutes)
> Best regards,
> Emmanuel
>
> Le mer. 16 oct. 2024 à 10:03, Jean F. Quéralt <
> 000016bf26350d73-dmarc-request at listserv.syr.edu> a écrit :
>
>> Dear members,
>>
>> As you may have heard, following recent events, there are
>> conversations/concerns/rumors about the .io ccTLD to (eventually) disappear.
>>
>> You can find some information on the events here:
>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.io
>>
>> While it is unlikely that this disappearance will materialize, we believe
>> it's pertinent to address any possible concerns in advance and seek
>> clarification from the appropriate structures if necessary.
>>
>> To this end, we would like to invite you to let us know:
>>
>> A) What are your concerns, if any, about this situation
>>
>> B) Are you concerned about a possible increase of price should the ccTLD
>> change hands?
>>
>>
>> Please let us know so we can support you if needed.
>>
>>
>> Best,
>> Jean F. Queralt
>> Founder & CEO - The IO Foundation <https://TheIOFoundation.org>
>> Book a meeting <https://TIOF.Click/BookJFQ> (30 minutes)
>>
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