Re: [ccnso-idncctld] Version for discussion by ccNSO

[HiroHOTTA <hotta@xxxxxxxxxx>]

All,

I've reread the document and come up with 2 relatively big 
comments.  Sorry to post them at this final moment.

I hope I can have your input before ccNSO meeting tomorrow.


<Comment-1>  Page 7

Now we have 
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Requirements relating to the script

For purposes of the Fast Track the term "non-Latin script" is 
used to designate any script that does not contain the twenty-six 
letters listed in the US-ASCII haracter set (a-z), either in 
their basic forms or with combining marks. 
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Instead of the above, I think we'd better borrow the definition of 
"Latin script" from Unicode document (which Cary pointed to) if 
it is equivalent to the above definition made by us. 

So, my proposed rewording is

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For purposes of the Fast Track the term "non-Latin script" is a 
script that is not listed as Latin in the table of 
http://www.unicode.org/charts/.
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<Comment-2>  Page 10

Step 1. Submission of language table into IANA Repository

Currently, IANA accepts the submission of a language table only from 
the Administrative Contact associated with a TLD registry. This 
means that language tables in IANA Repository are intended to be the 
ones that delegated TLD registries really use.  I support this 
stance.  So, I'd like to propose the title and the content of 
Step 1 amended such that submission is not made into IANA Repository 
but just into ICANN.

Proposed rewording is

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Step 1. Submission of language table

Unless the selected delegate indicates it intends to use a 
language/script table for the official language that is already in 
the IANA Repository, the intended language/script table must be 
submitted (to ICANN). 
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Regards,
Hiro



On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:37:28 -0700
Bart Boswinkel <bart.boswinkel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear all,
> Based on todays discussion of the document with GAC, two suggested changes 
> have been made to the document:
> All references to the names of entities who could authenticate the string 
> means what is suggested to mean, has been removed ( UNESCO, ICC and WTO).
> The reference to ICP-1 has bee removed.
> 
> The version for discussion by the ccNSO is published on the ICANN website:
> http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-24jun08-en.htm
> BArt