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ICANN has over 20 applications for generic TLDs still pending, for which the applicants paid $50,000 each. ICANN has said many times that these applications have not been turned down, but were simply not approved in the first round.
Now ICANN says no more rounds for them.
Do they get their $50,000 back? If not, isn't that a breach of the contract that they signed?
ICANN needs to be sued, I agree.
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