Re: Thread 2: 60-day issue

[Daniel Kaplan <dkaplan@terra-nova.fr>]

Simon Higgs wrote:
>This is the right answer in the wrong order. The registrar must verify
>that some kind of documentation has been submitted by the applicant
>that satisfies the registration requirement. The registrar has no
>obligation to verify the authenticity of that documentation.
Thanks (honestly) for writing better English than I do. 
(as a side-remark, this underscores my point on why I'm worried about 
carving the  domination of the English language in stone. People whose 
mothertongue is English have a very big advantage in these discussions, 
and in asserting a global market presence. Forgive my using rude words, 
but I think a little linguistic affirmative action will do a lot for the 
Internet in the long run)

>This requires close supervision on the part of the registry and is one
>of the criteria for my Specialized TLD Class.
As you know, this is where we part.

>Ideally the registry has
>an insight into the industry defined by the TLD and can easily weed out
>false applicants.
>
>This whole document verification process is going to be difficult to
>maintain between shared registries. Where do you store the application
>documentation?
I would just store it within the registrar's safe. However, mailing a 
copy to the registry seems like a good idea.

Daniel


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