ICANN wants your feedback on registrar reform

ICANN has made a number of proposed amendments to its Registrar Accreditation …

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is making progress on revamping its contract to better protect customers from registrar meltdown and is now asking the public for feedback. The organization launched its public consultation on the Registrar Accreditation Agreement late last week, which solicits feedback via e-mail on a number of possible amendments to the RAA.

The consultation came about after a meeting was held by ICANN in June on how to improve the organization's six-year-old RAA so that it is more effective in today's environment. At that time, ICANN members discussed a number of additions to the RAA, including an escrow program for top-level domains and betterof the author of the blog and do not represent an official policy or position of American Lawn & Landscape and its owners.

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