the article refers to a certainty that UDRP is required even in the case of ccTLDs.
is that really so? why is it so?
I can understand .co indicating it will abide by those rules and think that is a good thing, but what requires them to do so other than their decision to do so?
More about the subject. I don't know if somebody did it before, and if there is an executive summary or report somewhere, but it probably would be interesting to dig into the agreements (aka accountability framework) and the exchange of letters for those ccTLDs that did so with ICANN, to figure out where each stand in regards to UDRP and what (if any) dispute resolution policy each implements. Some of the agreements don't even make an explicit mention to dispute resolution. Regards Jorge