Int'l diversity in iTLD Registries

["Stephane F. Kallos" <skallos@interfusion.net>]

The postel draft had accounted for a maximum of 50% of all registries 
being from one country.  This seems to be missing from the recently 
submitted proposals to the IAHC.

It is important because:

1)   The internet is global

2)   Name registration should not be completly managed by registries in 
only (or primarily) one country

3)   To further promote diversity among the registries (ie language)

Why has such an important issue been left out?  Has the IAHC considered 
this issue?

Would a smaller figure not be more appropriate? ie 35%

The briefer your response is, the more likely I am to read it.


Stephane

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