Recent Comments

• Adrian Kinderis: Who determines this relief? Is it applied by Registrants or Registrars or does ICANN simply arbitrar
• Jim Spaid: For instance: "What the fuck are you talking about" is about exactly what anyone should expect as
• Rubens Kuhl: Kerry Logistics is also one of two TLDs that changed string due to s*-up. They applied to .kerrylogi
• Rubens Kuhl: DNS delegation is all one needs to issue a TLS certificate for that domain, so TLS doesn't address t
• S Cournane: Why didn't Orwell pen the slogan that empathy is censorship?
• Derek: what is "az.mastercard.com" even used for? zero reference to anything on the Internet other than th
• Kevin Murphy: Cheers. I'm using borrowed spectacles at the moment.
• ZeroZoneZing: 'from June 2000' you've got the year wrong. Additionally, the very important distinction here is th
• Rubens Kuhl: The Independent Objector also has standing for filing LPI Objections, so it wouldn't require specifi
• António Guedes: We are writing to you on behalf of .PT, the registry responsible for managing the Portuguese top-lev
• Rubens Kuhl: Besides all 6 being solid Board Directors if elected, their statements provide good reading for curr
• Helmuts: Edmon Chong is very cool :)
• Tom Barrett: All would be solid Board Directors.
• Vivid Website: Hello, It's a kinda cool. Can I pay for a Premium with crypto-currencies?
• Rubens Kuhl: While new gTLDs do not have that much share in Latin America, they have some level of usage. For
• José Hernandez: Although US$25 is considered a low price for Americans and Europeans, for Latinos it is a bit expens
• Tom: Condolences to his family and friends.
• Dan: "Corporations are people my friend" You're forgetting the USA being.. interesting..
• Dan: Hah I thought that too "Imagine a GAC member from one country filing an SOI saying that their gov
• Reg Levy: Loving the implication that disclosing who is lobbying governments is a bad thing.
• Volker Greimann: "human right of representation by counsel"? Since when are corporations endowed with human rights
• R. Funden: Only logical conclusion: They have something to hide...
• Steve Gobin: Not surprising! The most criminal friendly registrars systematically indicates a whois proxy servic
• Snoopy: Farewell Lipsy!
• Sundram Tiwari: No, bro icann is an non profit organisation and 135$ million dollars will be donated in icann grant
• Jagan: Great feature. Didn’t know until this post. Will implement.
• Aquarion: Even if they drop the .io country level domain, I expect someone (probably google, since it's main a
• Jovenet Consulting: I wonder how long it is going to take for a .TRUMP ?
• Atlantic Names: I feel like numbers like this don't really mean anything as far as adoption goes. There are less
• Byyp.com: After your article I have visited ebay website, it looks so outdated. Nobody cares about their tagli
• Maxim Alzoba: .su is inherited from the Soviet Union like national debt e.t.c. , and still has quite many active d
• Matthias Pfeifer: They could update their arguments.
• Paul Twomey: Kevin, When the first agreements were put in place with registrars in the first 1-2 years of ICANN,
• sultan4d: who won? you or capten?
• Jothan Frakes: Not surprising. Every time the registry makes fee increases each year, registrants reduce the num
• Jothan Frakes: Aren't folks scratching their heads and wondering of this might perhaps have correlation with the re
• Rubens Kuhl: Registry fees are being increased from 6,250 to 6,450 (quarterly fixed fees), from 25 cents to 25.8
• Steve GOBIN: 11 years ago, they did not hesitate to use my then medical condition to put on my back everything th
• Helmuts: Boosting gtld cashflow for 11% is definitely a healthy gain for ICANN’s revenue streams.
• Rubens Kuhl: Perhaps Meta should have been on the receiving side of this as well ? Most abuse I get these days is
• Steve GOBIN: South Sudan should have got the ISO code SU instead of the crappy SS. Then they would have inherita
• Rubens Kuhl: TLD with the name of a country -> already blocked in 2012 and will keep being blocked in 2026 TL
• Volker Greimann: INTA folk seem to forget that ICANN could not simply stuff all their ludicrous demands into the cont
• Rubens Kuhl: I believe they mean that despite of thousand work hours, ICANN is still going to require them to dis
• David Conrad: Statistically speaking, same thing.
• John Berryhill: The difference between a person with a lottery ticket and a person without a lottery ticket, is that
• John Berryhill: Part of the problem is that there are a fair number of lawyers who believe that everyone else is stu
• Owen: I agree 100% with John. How lawyers can tell the ICANN community with a straight face that revea
• John Berryhill: It's long past time for this requirement. Objections which have been raised by various lawyers ar
• Garth Miller: My comment was simply a response to Kevins observation that DataHaven's approach to operations is "