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ICANN's Creation of more sponsored TLDs
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"I disagree that the new TLDs are "succeeding or failing on their own merits". To the contrary, ICANN has imposed an intensive system of restrictive regulation on new TLDs."
This is absolutely correct....of course, what we hear is that these restrictions are by way of "mutual contract agreement". My guess is that, underneath it all, the delay in the .PRO launch has had something to do with "mutual agreement" where, in absence of, illustrates the very nature of the penalty....just my guess.
Ray
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Have any of those reports been made publicly viewable yet? The agreements provided timetables where various reports were to be kept confidential for varying lengths of time, after which they would be publicly available. By now, quite a few of the reports should be past their period of confidentiality, so where can we see them?
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