Dear NPOC members
As a follow up to my email yesterday regarding additional "possible" requirements for Next Generation RDS, I would like to forward an excellent email with attachment that Farrell Folly has send to the NCSG explaining the Issue in easy terms. THANKS Farell!
This is a great way to learn to understand the topic. Enjoy!
As I said before, if you have any questions let me know and I will try to address them.
Yours
Klaus
| Subject: | Re: Request for additional "possible" requirements for Next Generation RDS |
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| Date: | Wed, 15 Jun 2016 10:06:29 +0100 |
| From: | Farell FOLLY <farell@BENIN2POINT0.ORG> |
| Reply-To: | Farell FOLLY <farell@BENIN2POINT0.ORG> |
| To: | NCSG-DISCUSS@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU |
Dear all,
In addition to my
previous e-mail, I think it would be nice to recall a brief
history about the next-gen RDS. You can either read this
e-mail for brevity or download the attached presentation
(from which I withdrew the information).
1. Why this PDP Working ?
WHOIS was created in
the 80s to identify & contact those responsible for
operation of Internet network resources. After nearly 15
years of GNSO task forces, working groups, workshops,
surveys & studies, the ICANN community has been unable
to reach consensus on comprehensive WHOIS policy reforms. In
response to the 2012 WHOIS Policy Review Team’s Final
Report, the ICANN Board launched the RDS PDP & the
Expert Working Group (EWG) to inform it The EWG was tasked
with taking a fresh approach by redefining the purpose of
gTLD registration data & then proposing a new model for
gTLD Registration Directory Services to address accuracy,
privacy & access issues.
2. What is WHOIS
<<WHOIS is an overloaded term, it could
mean:
ü Registration data
ü Access protocol (WHOIS protocol)
ü Directory Service
ü It is best to use individual terms
It was created in
1982, but as the Internet grew, WHOIS began to serve the
needs of different stakeholders such as registrants, law
enforcement, intellectual property & trademark owners,
businesses & individual users - but the protocol
remained largely unchanged. Through the Affirmation of
Commitments (AOC), ICANN is committed to “enforcing its
existing policy relating to WHOIS, subject to applicable
laws. Such existing policy requires that ICANN implement
measures to maintain timely, unrestricted & public
access to accurate & complete WHOIS information,
including registrant, technical, billing, &
administrative contact information.">>
3. What is Next-Gen RDS
<< In 2012, the
ICANN Board resolved to
ü launch a new effort to redefine the purpose of
collecting, maintaining, & providing access to gTLD
registration data, & consider safeguards for protecting
data, as a foundation for a new gTLD policy &
contractual negotiations, as appropriate
ü Prepare an Issue Report on the purpose of
collecting & maintaining gTLD registration data & on
solutions to improve accuracy & access to gTLD
registration data, as part of a Board-initiated GNSO PDP
ü These efforts are collectively known as the: Next-Generation gTLD Registration
Directory Services to Replace WHOIS (Next-Gen RDS)>>
This RDS is described
by 180 principles and should address the following questions
:
i.
Users
& Purposes
ii.
Gated
Access
iii.
Privacy
& Data Protection
iv.
Data
Quality
v.
Data
Elements
vi.
Compliance
& Accountability
vii.
Implementation
Model
viii.
Cost
ix.
Risks
& Benefits
I hope this will help
you understand more and stimulate your contribution.
--ff--
Best regards
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Farell FOLLY
Africa 2.0 Foundation
Chapter Head -
Technology Champion
t: +22997 248100
s : Skype: farellf
w :www.africa2point0.org
l :
www.linkedin.com/in/farellf