Re: Change in NSI domain policy

I was alerted about the situation from a ICANN at large member. While I
have not done an exhaustive search of ICANN's site I did take a look. Seems
most of the regs regarding domain transfer relate to Uniform Domain-Name
Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP). I could not find anything related to the
"assignment of rights" of a domain registrant. (Maybe an ICANN site search
engine would be a good idea). I think the closest thing to governing this
is section D.1.b.ii "do not unreasonably restrain competition"

I would be interested if you could point out specific regs prevent NSI from
"hijacking" names that are intened to be sold or transferred to competitor.

Thanks,

At 02:23 PM 4/15/2000 -0700, Gordon Soukoref wrote:
>Well yeah they also have to play by ICANN's rules http://www.icann.org
>like everyone else.

Michael Ricker
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