It would seem that governments and courts and prosecutors are doing a fine job.
Assessing penalties and fines and jailtime seems a bit outside the perview or even the broadest assessment of ICANN duties.
However they should do more to establish industry standards and community consensus on the issue. Note this is not an engineering problem.
Eric
Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All former DNSO GA members or other interested stakeholders/users,
I wonder how ICANN Registries and Registrars as well as the ICANN
BoD are going to address this growing problem if they at all step up
to he plate at all.
See:
http://www.newsday.com/technology/business/wire/sns-ap-china-porn-rewards,0,1812553.story?coll=sns-ap-technology-headlines
I am contemplating recommending with to our members in china
to rat some of these domain name holders and their respective
Registrars and Registries with examples in especially the .BIZ
and .INFO to the USTR as an official complaint. I am sure
Ambasador Zollick will become interested in time...
Regards,
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