[Gnso-newgtld-wg] Recordings, attendance & AC chat from New gTLD Subsequent Procedures Working Group call on Monday, 17 September 2018 at 15:00 UTC

Rubens Kuhl rubensk at nic.br
Thu Sep 20 16:33:09 UTC 2018


During that call, Jim asked why I suggested those edits to the SAC 090 response. I answered in the audio bridge but he preferred them in writing... here they are:


Regarding part 3) of the recommendations, the PDP WG considers .home, .corp. and .mail to be out of scope for New gTLD Subsequent Procedures, which is future looking in nature. In the course of deliberations on Name Collisions, in section 2.7.8 of the Initial Report, the WG took SAC090 into account. The WG has not at this stage determined to formally recognize "private use" domains, though it provided preliminary recommendations on Name Collisions to seek to provide better guidance to applicants, while in large part supporting the continued adherance to the framework utilized during the 2012 round. Specifically, the WG preliminarily supports efforts to develop a data-driven "Do Not Apply" list, which would seek to prevent names that represent a similar level of risk to .home, .corp, and .mail for instance.

Rubens edit:
Regarding part 3) of the recommendations, the PDP WG considers .home, .corp. and .mail to be out of scope for New gTLD Subsequent Procedures, which is future looking in nature, except for items explicitly asked for in its charter (closed generics and name collisions in legacy gTLDs). In the course of deliberations on Name Collisions, in section 2.7.8 of the Initial Report, the WG took SAC090 into account. The WG has not at this stage determined to formally recognize "private use" domains, though it provided preliminary recommendations on Name Collisions to seek to provide better guidance to applicants, while in large part supporting the continued adherance to the framework utilized during the 2012 round. Specifically, the WG preliminarily supports efforts to develop a data-driven "Do Not Apply" list, which would seek to prevent names that represent a similar level of risk to .home and .corp, for instance.


The first change is to add that we do have two exceptions in SubPro were the charter is not forward-looking; those two have been debated in the discussion group and added to our charter, so we can and should comment about them, namely closed generics and name collisions in legacy gTLDs.

The second change is based on the different views in the technical community as for the risk of .mail; a good number of people thinks that not-dotless .mail (which is a given since gTLDs do not allow dotless responses) does not pose the same level of risk that .home and .corp do, although requiring some sort of mitigation process that is different from the standard framework. Just to remember, the standard framework actually requires a wildcard response, and that might activate, unless carefully written DNS software is deployed, a dot-less response.

The differentiation of those two types of risk is already baked into SubPro recommendations, that specified both a "do not apply" and an "exercise care" list. The simpler change to match this is to remove the reference to .mail from the text, since it's not even in our purview to decide the fate of .home, .corp and .mail.


Rubens



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