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I think we should leave all possible resolutions open, but to
institutionalize one specific one that we have no real understanding of
doesn't seem prudent.
On 31/08/2005 2:30 PM David W. Maher noted that;
> As stated in the preamble:
> "The Task Force believes that there is an ongoing risk of conflict
> between a registrar's or registry's legal obligations under local
> privacy laws and their contractual obligations to ICANN. TF2 Report,
> Section 2.3,
> http://www.gnso.icann.org/issues/whois-privacy/Whois-tf2-preliminary.html.
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> We are looking for procedures to reduce or eliminate the conflict. If we
> restrict ourselves to making all (or some) data publicly available, or
> concealing all (or some) data, we will never reach a consensus. Tiered
> access as a concept is an obvious way forward to find some consensus to
> solve this problem.
> David
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> At 11:55 AM 8/31/2005, Ross Rader wrote:
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> On 30/08/2005 5:08 PM Jordyn A. Buchanan noted that;
>> This proposal is from the Registry Constituency. It would add an
>> additional paragraph to the end of the policy recommendation, as
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>> 3) Registrars and registries may use tiered access as a means of
>> complying with local legal requirements when applicable.
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> We've not had any discussions regarding tiered access. It would be
> appropriate to eliminate this from the draft and keep this discussion
> off the table until we are in a position to deal with the technical and
> policy issues surrounding the proposal.
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Regards,
-rwr
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every utensil, every article designed for use, of each
and every kind, evolved from very simple beginnings."
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