5 ms·
Oh, and one other thing: while other registrars tried to resist stuff like this being added to the 2013 RAA, EasyDNS were one of the registrars that sat on the
by talideon 11y ago
Oh, and one other thing: while other registrars tried to resist stuff like this being added to the 2013 RAA, EasyDNS were one of the registrars that sat on the sideline and did nothing.
Let's just say I don't have too much time for their moaning and griping now. They should've engaged with the registrar constituency back when the negotiations were happening.
- StuntPope 11y agoWe're in the RRSG now, we joined last year (better late than never) - that said - speaking as somebody who has been on the CIRA board and involved in early ICANN Whois TF, there isn't a lot that can be done about it. Registrars are pretty much a captive audience with zero power wrt ICANN and governance in general.
- talideon 11y agoAs individuals, yeah, but I know plenty of what goes on behind the scenes, and what goes on in the mailing lists is only a fraction of the story. A savvy registrar can have plenty of soft power if they know what they're doing. BTW, you should get involved in the IETF provreg and eppext WGs: we need a stronger registrar voice there, and the more registrars involved, the better.
- StuntPope 11y agoTime constrained lately but happy to look at it, shoot me an email ( pretty easy to find it )
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]