Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels
<<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn't miss anyone's preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, Stéphane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same.
Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and “yet unknown” issues of “IDNs in non-IDN world”. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: “IDN-ization”, where to stop? IDN code гттп://президент.рф/постановления/пр иказ1.гтяр Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn’t miss anyone’s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, Stéphane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same.
Andrei Excellent summary. At the technical level I think that the basic use of puny-code instead of Unicode is going to create some really big technical issues as we move toward fuller deployment. Take care Terry From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Andrei Kolesnikov Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 12:33 PM To: 'Gomes, Chuck'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and “yet unknown” issues of “IDNs in non-IDN world”. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: “IDN-ization”, where to stop? IDN code гттп://президент.рф/постановления/пр иказ1.гтяр Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn’t miss anyone’s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, Stéphane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same.
Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and “yet unknown” issues of “IDNs in non-IDN world”. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: “IDN-ization”, where to stop? IDN code гттп://президент.рф/постановления/приказ1.гтяр Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn’t miss anyone’s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, Stéphane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same.
Andrei, I believe you are with us at the JIG as well. This has been identified as one of the issues of common interest. Would be good to further these discussions there as well. We will have a meeting in Brussels as well. The meeting is set for Tuesday morning 8am (http://brussels38.icann.org/full-schedule) Edmon From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 4:52 AM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and “yet unknown” issues of “IDNs in non-IDN world”. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: “IDN-ization”, where to stop? IDN code гттп://президент.рф/постановления/пр иказ1.гтяр Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn’t miss anyone’s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, Stéphane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.829 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2924 - Release Date: 06/08/10 14:35:00
I know, Edmon. I plan to attend JIG meeting of course �C I live in IDN country and won��t miss a thing J The JIG issues partly were covered in Nairobi at gNSO/ccNSO dinner. The loudest news since Nairobi was straight-forward resolution of the Board regarding sync TLDs for China and Taiwan. Also it will be interesting to hear reps ccNSO members from China and Taiwan about how they plan to implement the sync restrictions. And I will do a short update �C 5 minutes max, the issue kind of hanged after April 22-nd resolution of the Board. Will add up potential dname, bname usage / IETF works and admin enforcements. This all about sync TLDs. However, there is a world outside. My idea was to run a short update about this outside world to demonstrate that this world is still ascii based and there is a long way to go. If it��s too late to change subjects �C fine, I��ll do sync TLDs and attracted council members can join the IDN software developers consortium on June 19th --andrei From: Edmon Chung [mailto:edmon@registry.asia] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 12:13 PM To: 'Gomes, Chuck'; 'Andrei Kolesnikov'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, I believe you are with us at the JIG as well. This has been identified as one of the issues of common interest. Would be good to further these discussions there as well. We will have a meeting in Brussels as well. The meeting is set for Tuesday morning 8am (http://brussels38.icann.org/full-schedule) Edmon From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 4:52 AM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and ��yet unknown�� issues of ��IDNs in non-IDN world��. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: ��IDN-ization��, where to stop? IDN code �ԧ���://���֧٧ڧէ֧ߧ�.���/�����ѧߧ�ӧݧ֧ߧڧ�/��� �ڧܧѧ�1.�ԧ��� Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn��t miss anyone��s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, St��phane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.829 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2924 - Release Date: 06/08/10 14:35:00
Andrei, Rather than change topics, would it be possible to tie in some of the related topics to the Sync TLDs topic? If not, we probably could change topics. Certainly, we do not want to talk about Sync TLDs if it is not going to generate any useful discussion. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 7:47 AM To: 'Edmon Chung'; Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels I know, Edmon. I plan to attend JIG meeting of course �C I live in IDN country and won��t miss a thing J The JIG issues partly were covered in Nairobi at gNSO/ccNSO dinner. The loudest news since Nairobi was straight-forward resolution of the Board regarding sync TLDs for China and Taiwan. Also it will be interesting to hear reps ccNSO members from China and Taiwan about how they plan to implement the sync restrictions. And I will do a short update �C 5 minutes max, the issue kind of hanged after April 22-nd resolution of the Board. Will add up potential dname, bname usage / IETF works and admin enforcements. This all about sync TLDs. However, there is a world outside. My idea was to run a short update about this outside world to demonstrate that this world is still ascii based and there is a long way to go. If it��s too late to change subjects �C fine, I��ll do sync TLDs and attracted council members can join the IDN software developers consortium on June 19th --andrei From: Edmon Chung [mailto:edmon@registry.asia] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 12:13 PM To: 'Gomes, Chuck'; 'Andrei Kolesnikov'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, I believe you are with us at the JIG as well. This has been identified as one of the issues of common interest. Would be good to further these discussions there as well. We will have a meeting in Brussels as well. The meeting is set for Tuesday morning 8am (http://brussels38.icann.org/full-schedule) Edmon From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 4:52 AM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and ��yet unknown�� issues of ��IDNs in non-IDN world��. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: ��IDN-ization��, where to stop? IDN code �ԧ���://���֧٧ڧէ֧ߧ�.���/�����ѧߧ�ӧݧ֧ߧڧ�/���ڧܧѧ�1.�ԧ��� Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn��t miss anyone��s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, St��phane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.829 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2924 - Release Date: 06/08/10 14:35:00
Chuck, For sync TLDs we need guys from CNNIC and/or TWNIC and their willingness to share their experience and plans. If Chris can get a confirmation, this will be really interesting and useful. Also it will be interesting to hear from CNNIC about their planned procedure to sync their IDN.CN with IDN.IDN. --andrei From: Gomes, Chuck [mailto:cgomes@verisign.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 3:56 PM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; Edmon Chung; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, Rather than change topics, would it be possible to tie in some of the related topics to the Sync TLDs topic? If not, we probably could change topics. Certainly, we do not want to talk about Sync TLDs if it is not going to generate any useful discussion. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 7:47 AM To: 'Edmon Chung'; Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels I know, Edmon. I plan to attend JIG meeting of course �C I live in IDN country and won��t miss a thing J The JIG issues partly were covered in Nairobi at gNSO/ccNSO dinner. The loudest news since Nairobi was straight-forward resolution of the Board regarding sync TLDs for China and Taiwan. Also it will be interesting to hear reps ccNSO members from China and Taiwan about how they plan to implement the sync restrictions. And I will do a short update �C 5 minutes max, the issue kind of hanged after April 22-nd resolution of the Board. Will add up potential dname, bname usage / IETF works and admin enforcements. This all about sync TLDs. However, there is a world outside. My idea was to run a short update about this outside world to demonstrate that this world is still ascii based and there is a long way to go. If it��s too late to change subjects �C fine, I��ll do sync TLDs and attracted council members can join the IDN software developers consortium on June 19th --andrei From: Edmon Chung [mailto:edmon@registry.asia] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 12:13 PM To: 'Gomes, Chuck'; 'Andrei Kolesnikov'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, I believe you are with us at the JIG as well. This has been identified as one of the issues of common interest. Would be good to further these discussions there as well. We will have a meeting in Brussels as well. The meeting is set for Tuesday morning 8am (http://brussels38.icann.org/full-schedule) Edmon From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 4:52 AM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and ��yet unknown�� issues of ��IDNs in non-IDN world��. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: ��IDN-ization��, where to stop? IDN code �ԧ���://���֧٧ڧէ֧ߧ�.���/�����ѧߧ�ӧݧ֧ߧڧ�/��� �ڧܧѧ�1.�ԧ��� Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn��t miss anyone��s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, St��phane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.829 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2924 - Release Date: 06/08/10 14:35:00
Good idea Andrei. I will let Chris know. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 8:42 AM To: Gomes, Chuck; 'Edmon Chung'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Chuck, For sync TLDs we need guys from CNNIC and/or TWNIC and their willingness to share their experience and plans. If Chris can get a confirmation, this will be really interesting and useful. Also it will be interesting to hear from CNNIC about their planned procedure to sync their IDN.CN with IDN.IDN. --andrei From: Gomes, Chuck [mailto:cgomes@verisign.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 3:56 PM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; Edmon Chung; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, Rather than change topics, would it be possible to tie in some of the related topics to the Sync TLDs topic? If not, we probably could change topics. Certainly, we do not want to talk about Sync TLDs if it is not going to generate any useful discussion. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 7:47 AM To: 'Edmon Chung'; Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels I know, Edmon. I plan to attend JIG meeting of course �C I live in IDN country and won��t miss a thing J The JIG issues partly were covered in Nairobi at gNSO/ccNSO dinner. The loudest news since Nairobi was straight-forward resolution of the Board regarding sync TLDs for China and Taiwan. Also it will be interesting to hear reps ccNSO members from China and Taiwan about how they plan to implement the sync restrictions. And I will do a short update �C 5 minutes max, the issue kind of hanged after April 22-nd resolution of the Board. Will add up potential dname, bname usage / IETF works and admin enforcements. This all about sync TLDs. However, there is a world outside. My idea was to run a short update about this outside world to demonstrate that this world is still ascii based and there is a long way to go. If it��s too late to change subjects �C fine, I��ll do sync TLDs and attracted council members can join the IDN software developers consortium on June 19th --andrei From: Edmon Chung [mailto:edmon@registry.asia] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 12:13 PM To: 'Gomes, Chuck'; 'Andrei Kolesnikov'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, I believe you are with us at the JIG as well. This has been identified as one of the issues of common interest. Would be good to further these discussions there as well. We will have a meeting in Brussels as well. The meeting is set for Tuesday morning 8am (http://brussels38.icann.org/full-schedule) Edmon From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 4:52 AM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and ��yet unknown�� issues of ��IDNs in non-IDN world��. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: ��IDN-ization��, where to stop? IDN code �ԧ���://���֧٧ڧէ֧ߧ�.���/�����ѧߧ�ӧݧ֧ߧڧ�/���ڧܧѧ�1.�ԧ��� Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn��t miss anyone��s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, St��phane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.829 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2924 - Release Date: 06/08/10 14:35:00
Andrei ��However, there is a world outside. My idea was to run a short update about this outside world to demonstrate that this world is still ascii based and there is a long way to�� Amen, amen, amen! Punycode was such a bad idea technically that I cannot believe they standardized on it! Look forward to talking more with you on this subject in Brussels. Take care Terry From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Andrei Kolesnikov Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 4:47 AM To: 'Edmon Chung'; 'Gomes, Chuck'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels I know, Edmon. I plan to attend JIG meeting of course �C I live in IDN country and won��t miss a thing J The JIG issues partly were covered in Nairobi at gNSO/ccNSO dinner. The loudest news since Nairobi was straight-forward resolution of the Board regarding sync TLDs for China and Taiwan. Also it will be interesting to hear reps ccNSO members from China and Taiwan about how they plan to implement the sync restrictions. And I will do a short update �C 5 minutes max, the issue kind of hanged after April 22-nd resolution of the Board. Will add up potential dname, bname usage / IETF works and admin enforcements. This all about sync TLDs. However, there is a world outside. My idea was to run a short update about this outside world to demonstrate that this world is still ascii based and there is a long way to go. If it��s too late to change subjects �C fine, I��ll do sync TLDs and attracted council members can join the IDN software developers consortium on June 19th --andrei From: Edmon Chung [mailto:edmon@registry.asia] Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 12:13 PM To: 'Gomes, Chuck'; 'Andrei Kolesnikov'; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Andrei, I believe you are with us at the JIG as well. This has been identified as one of the issues of common interest. Would be good to further these discussions there as well. We will have a meeting in Brussels as well. The meeting is set for Tuesday morning 8am (http://brussels38.icann.org/full-schedule) Edmon From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 4:52 AM To: Andrei Kolesnikov; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Unfortunately, I sent Chris the two proposed topics yesterday and he was planning on discussing them with the ccNSO today so it may be too late to change topics now. Assuming it is not too late, we would need to keep the topics to a minimum because we only have 90 minutes and part of that will be taken up by lunch. In my opinion, topics should be of general interest to most people in attendance and not too technical. Topics that benefit from joint ccNSO/GNSO discussion are ideal. Chuck From: Andrei Kolesnikov [mailto:andrei@cctld.ru] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:33 PM To: Gomes, Chuck; council@gnso.icann.org Subject: RE: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Dear colleagues, Regarding gNSO/ccNSO meeting and sync TLDs as a topic. I propose a different theme, because I have a feeling, that Sync TLD theme today has a very limited implication, refer to Board resolution: Whereas, the methodology to be taken by the IDN ccTLD manager to handle these particular instances of parallel IDN ccTLDs is, in the short-term, the only option available, but there are serious limits to where such an approach is viable in practice, so that it cannot be viewed as a general solution, and that consequently, long-term development work should be pursued; Whereas, significant analysis and possibly development work should continue on both policy-based and technical elements of a solution for the introduction on a more general basis of strings containing variants as TLD; My recommendation to gNSO and ccNSO councilors is to focus on interesting and ��yet unknown�� issues of ��IDNs in non-IDN world��. Please find below a short list of issues to cover: IDNs in NON-IDN world The issues and problems for the end users, registrars and registries are very similar: this world is not ready for IDNs Support of browsers Overview of browsers behavior. DNS traffic cash-in: why local script goes to .COM? Why Google is my default for the IDN script / browser localization? How IDN development changes the food chain of typos, not-founds? Support of email Email functionality adds up to IDN popularity. Update on IETF. IDN code: ��IDN-ization��, where to stop? IDN code �ԧ���://���֧٧ڧէ֧ߧ�.���/�����ѧߧ�ӧݧ֧ߧڧ�/��� �ڧܧѧ�1.�ԧ��� Community activities to get the thing done right what can be done jointly ccNSO / gNSO to speed up IDN support on application level? What should we demand? Best regards, --andrei From: owner-council@gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council@gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Gomes, Chuck Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 12:36 AM To: council@gnso.icann.org Subject: [council] Topics for Joint Meetings in Brussels Importance: High <<Survey for Board meeting with GNSO in Brussels.docx>> Assuming I didn��t miss anyone��s preferences, here is a summary of support for discussion topics in our joint meetings in Brussels: GAC/GNSO meeting 1. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 2. AoC, including A&T RT and next reviews o Support: Bill, Jaime, Wolf, Mary o Oppose: 3. RAA o Support: Chuck, Mary? o Oppose: 4. IDN ccPDP o Support: o Oppose: Chuck, If there are no objections by Monday, I plan to suggest to Janis that we discuss topics 1 & 2 with the GAC. And would like to request a volunteer (or volunteers) to draft a brief (less than 5 minutes) intro to each topic including any questions we might have for the GAC. Board/Staff/GNSO dinner meeting 1. There are rumblings that there are some on the Board who think this meeting has outlived its usefulness; in light of that, it might be useful to discuss the value or lack of value from both the GNSO and Board/Staff perspective. o Support: Chuck, St��phane o Oppose: 2. What do Board members understand about the AoC commitment to promote competition, consumer trust, and consumer choice in the DNS marketplace, with a particular focus on GNSO work o Support: Rosemary, Wolf o Oppose: 3. ICANN and Internet governance directions o Support: Terry, Bill, Jaime, Rafik, Mary o Oppose: Wolf 4. DAG 4, including morality and public order o Support: Wolf, Mary Note that I sent the attached survey to Bruce Tonkin for the purpose of getting individual Board responses and asking Bruce what the best way of doing that would be. ccNSO/GNSO meeting 1. DNS-CERT o Support: Chuck, Bill, Mary o Oppose: 2. Synchronized TLDs o Support: Andrei o Oppose: If there are no objections by Monday, I will send these topics to Chris. Andrei has volunteered to prepare a brief intro to the Synchronized TLDs topic. We need a volunteer for the DNS-CERT to do the same. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.829 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2924 - Release Date: 06/08/10 14:35:00
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Andrei Kolesnikov -
Edmon Chung -
Gomes, Chuck -
Terry L Davis, P.E.