[Gnso-ssr] Broken TMCH?

[Patrik Fältström]

On 2014-02-20 17:51, Mike O'Connor wrote:
> hi all,
> 
> here’s a snip from the chat transcript of the recent
> CEO/Community-Leaders webinar.  i’m curious about the “broken TMCH”
> comment that Patrik made.  Patrik (or others) would you like to expand
> on that?  

The question is whether a TLD that is not signed correctly with DNSSEC,
and because of that does not validate, is to be classified as "not
working" according to the criteria in EBERO.

   Patrik

> i’m curious whether that would be an SSR topic that one/all of the GNSO
> constituencies might want to request a review by the SSAC.
> 
> here’s the chat transcript:
> 
> Patrik Fältström:               I would like to remind everyone that
> regarding the issues SSAC have seen on broken TMCH has not been acted
> on, at all. And I urge people to not rely on TMCH yet. In any process.
> 
> Patrik Fältström:              
> https://www.myicann.org/board-advice#advice-to-board_f=tmch&advice-to-board_d=false
> 
> Michele Neylon:                Security + stability issues should be core
> 
> Michele Neylon:                I thought they were core to ICANN’s mission
> 
> Patrik Fältström:               I also want to point out that we do have
> new gTLDs that are so broken technically that I think various clauses
> that say EBERO could be invoked has matched.
> 
> Michele Neylon:                Patrik - already?
> 
> Michele Neylon:                wow
> 
> Patrik Fältström:               Part from me supporting the issue that
> Michele mentioned, that the fact people in some legislations cannot sign
> contracts with ICANN due to US-centric clauses is something that MUST be
> addresses, or else our enemies might be able to say that "the internal
> ICANN change processes does not work"
> 
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