Re: [gnso-whois-wg] Draft outcomes report v 1.6

[Ross Rader <ross@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Scoville, Adam wrote:

> What we're talking about here is the kind of simple e-mail verification
> and consent to terms that numerous on-line businesses, from
> YouTube/Blogger/Google to FaceBook to PayPal (which of course also uses
> more robust means of verification for financial information) use as a
> prerequisite to signing-up for their on-line services... and as
> previosly discussed, we've even conceded that it could happen afterward,
> so as not to delay the registration of the domain. I find it hard to see
> why this is such a technical or legal hardship for either registrars or
> registrants. 

Adam - with respect - you are a policy maker, not an engineer. You are 
in no way qualified to make these statements. What you are proposing is 
not simple nor straightforward given the status of the existing 
infrastructure.

If you are making a statement as an engineer, I apologize. And, if this 
*is* the case, then I would like to better understand how we would best 
implement such a process inside a blind n-tier system that primarily 
consists of API driven client/server transactions in a heterogeneous 
network and computing environment.

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Regards,

Ross Rader
Director, Retail Services
Tucows Inc.

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