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I am from Nepal (living in the US) so it gives me joy to see this post in HN. I see that you wanted to know if ICANN has basic guidelines that could be enforced
by sbashyal 13y ago
I am from Nepal (living in the US) so it gives me joy to see this post in HN. I see that you wanted to know if ICANN has basic guidelines that could be enforced in Nepal. I do not know much about that.
But, I suggest that you initiate a local campaign to pressure Mercantile to make the process easier. Here are few ideas to consider -
1. Bring this to the attention of Computer Association of Nepal
2. Share this tragedy with tech-activists (Gaurab Raj Upadhyaya, Brijen Joshi, Bhupal Sapkota, Ankur Sharma, Akar Anil are few names that come to mind) and get their help raising the concern to the wider community (blogs, meetings etc)
3. Meet with Mercantile management to make sure they are aware of the current hoops and communicate how backward the current process is. Also make sure they are not being asked to make it this way from govt. agencies. Offer help if they need it.
4. Meet with government representatives and request them to facilitate the needed change.
Email me if you need intros to people I mentioned above or if there is anything else I could do.
- njsubedi 13y agoGlad that you replied and provided constructive suggestions! I know Bhupal Sapkota and Aakar Anil, but never thought of telling them to use their big fan-base to raise this issue. I'd certainly take actions that will make life of web developers easier in future. Please let me know what your email is, or drop me a mail at (my user name here) AT gmail. Thanks a lot for the four points. Good luck being an entrepreneur soon! :)