[NCSG-PC] Fwd: Invitation for input: "Perspectives on Registration Data Accuracy"

[Johan Helsingius]

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Subject: 	Invitation for input: "Perspectives on Registration Data Accuracy"
Date: 	Tue, 24 Sep 2024 18:08:05 +0000
From: 	aheineman at godaddy.com <aheineman at godaddy.com>
To: 	Johan Helsingius <julf at Julf.com>
CC: 	Zoe Bonython <secretariat at icannregistrars.org>, Sarah Wyld 
<swyld at tucows.com>



Hello Julf!

The RrSG is planning our ICANN81 session “/Perspectives on Registration 
Data Accuracy/”, a listening session focused on registration data 
accuracy with inputs from various Community viewpoints. This session 
will include breakout discussions in person and on the Zoom, 
taking place at 16:30 – 17:30 local time on Monday, 11 November 2024.

We are asking for your input as a group representing the perspective of 
the registrant to help kick start the discussion by sharing your 
thoughts on *what accuracy means in the context of domain name 
registration data*. We are not looking for official vetted SG/SO/AC 
Positions, but rather for*key perspectives on the topic from those who 
are directly involved.* Our intent is to provide the perspective on 
screen and in the slide deck, identified by group type but not naming 
who contributed the text.

Would you be able to assist us with getting *brief *input from the 
registrant perspective? We’re reaching out to you as NCSG chair but you 
are of course welcome to delegate this to someone else in the NCSG We 
don’t need the actual input right away, just a yes or no to whether your 
group will be able to provide input to the session; then we’d need the 
final text from you in the week of October 14th.

Here are some questions to spark discussion (these may already be 
familiar to you):

   * What does it mean for registration data to be accurate?
   * What concrete effects have we seen from inaccurate data, how is it
     stopping legitimate things from happening?
   * What processes should be in place to ensure data is accurate? Do
     those processes pose risks of their own?
We look forward to hearing back from you and please don’t hesitate to 
reach out if you have any questions about this request.

Thank you,

Ashley Heineman

Chair, RrSG