Hello everyone,
on behalf of the team, I would like to thank you for the
feedback. It's great to finally get this document out
after it having been held back by unforeseen issues with
ICANN Legal.
Now that the discussion has settled a bit, I am uploading
a new version of the document that addresses some
feedback. You can find it in attachment.
A bit of a changelong: John's EAI issue has been
addressed; Wendy's link has been added for clarification;
some of Charles' comments were used to further some
points; extra consideration was given to the HTML5 issue
based on your constructive debate and that section has
been enhanced.
Some direct answers:
Marc: We don't know the legality of making the website
data available, and I don't feel very inclined to take
another swim at ICANN Legal's pool. Perhaps the leadership
can set this consultation as a goal. We handed the csv of
the results over to them.
Don: we had a limited time and budget to produce this
document, all the while rewriting the methodology to
create a stronger basis for future tests.
We propose an UA Dashboard as a next project to take on,
as it would allow for whatever correlations to be made
between all tests this group produces.
An "already registered" e-mail can happen when a website
shares its user database with another... this can happen
in e-commerce, for example.
Best regards,
On 12/07/2019 12:19, Sarmad
Hussain wrote:
Dear all,
Please find attached a recent
study undertaken on the request of UASG on the Global
Evaluation of Websites for Acceptance of E-mail
Addresses 2019, for your review and feedback.
Please send your feedback on ua-discuss@icann.org
list (visit https://uasg.tech/subscribe
to subscribe) by 29 July. We look forward to your
input.
Regards,
Sarmad
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