[gnso-rds-pdp-wg] Poll question 3

[Nick Shorey Lists]

Hi everyone,

First of all, I haven’t myself noticed any clear sexism, bullying on this particular thread, but I emplore everyone to keep the discussion, whilst undoubtedly passionate (which is fine) polite at all times. Email, like text messages, can be a difficult medium for expressive prose, but acknowledging respectful disagreement is always a winner.

We’ve talked on other threads about further questions / explanations from lawyers / DPAs on privacy issues, which I think is always helpful and support this.

I think from what I understand that Stephanie suggests below a similar thing from the cyber security side too. I also think this is also an excellent idea, so please count this as my support.

I personally feel there are many misperceptions around LEAs, cyber security, the law, that such a discussion would  enlighten all of us on all sides of the debate.

I’ve got a quite a few thoughts on this, which I will try to share over the weekend, but right now I’ve got a date with a Guinness. =)

Kind regards,

Nick


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On 15 Feb 2018, at 19:39, Lisa Phifer <lisa at corecom.com> wrote:

Choice a) was the possible agreement as proposed during the WG call.

Choice b) is a rewording intended to express the same concept with greater clarity.

But instead of assuming equivalence, the poll includes both variants to give all WG members an opportunity to express preference (if any) between the two.

Regards
Lisa


At 11:25 AM 2/15/2018, Dina Solveig Jalkanen wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> could someone explain the difference between A and B?
> 
> a) Domain Name Certification is an OPT-IN purpose for collecting
> registration data (that is, registries/registrars are required to
> support collection, but data is collected for this purpose at the
> registrant's choice).
> 
> b) Registrants may opt-in to the collection of registration data for the
> purpose of Domain Name Certification.
> In this case, registries/registrars are required to support collection
> of this optional data, but any data
> collected for this purpose is done at the choice of the registrant.
> 
> Many thanks and have a good weekend.
> 
> Thomas
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