[gnso-rds-pdp-wg] key concepts: say "contact data" when that is what we mean

[Gomes, Chuck]

Seems like a reasonable suggestion to me Andrew.

Chuck

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On Wed, Dec 07, 2016 at 07:56:50PM +0000, Greg Aaron wrote:
> Yes, some registries have non-standard data fields that they publish in WHOIS.

> Pretty easy to tell whether these reveal individuals' data or not.

Clearly, though, we might want to make a recommendation about cases that are obviously PII.  I think it'd be easier to start with the common cases of the "thin" data just because that stuff is common.  As we get experience with dealing with tricky fields, we might tackle some of the more corner cases or build up some stories about how to handle generic cases.

Best regards,

A

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