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Reject Employ Media's request for authority to permit second level registration of strings
- To: <jobs-phased-allocation@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Reject Employ Media's request for authority to permit second level registration of strings
- From: "Lisa Colbert" <lisa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:54:59 -0500
Dear Chairman Dengate Thrush and Members of the Board:
I am writing as a concerned employee of CollegeRecruiter.com, to urge you to
reject Employ Media's request for authority to permit second level
registration of strings that do not correspond to an employer's name in the
.jobs sponsored top level domain. My organization would be directly and
adversely affected by this request and therefore opposes the unilateral
expansion of the .jobs charter to encompass regional and industry-specific
second-level registrations.
Since 1993, the community of online employment service companies--job
boards, associations, staffing firms, newspapers and other publications that
operate job posting and/or resume search databases--has effectively served
working men and women and employers worldwide. These same organizations have
also significantly improved the career prospects of veterans, minorities,
disadvantaged persons and those affected by natural disasters such as
Hurricane Katrina. They have, in every respect, acted as "the Sources of
Success," the trademark of the International Association of Employment Web
Sites (http://www.employmentwebsites.org), their only industry trade
association.
This community is now threatened by the proposed expansion of the .jobs top
level domain (TLD). The charter holder is attempting to extend the
application of the TLD from its approved community--direct employers--into
the online employment services community by introducing geocentric (i.e.,
Atlanta.jobs, NewYork.jobs, Athens.jobs) and occupation specific (i..e,
nurse.jobs, salesperson.jobs, systemsanalyst.jobs) web sites. It now has a
proposal to implement this plan before the governing board of the Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers (ICANN).
This proposal violates both the spirit and the letter of the charter
holder's contract with ICANN. No less important, it will grievously harm the
online employment services community and therefore my organization by
confusing the job seekers and employers who have long been the customers of
the community.
Sincerely,
--
Lisa Colbert | Account Manager, Employment Marketing
CollegeRecruiter.com | College Career Connector
Winner of the 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 Weddle's
User's Choice Award for Best Job Boards
Proud to be a woman-owned, small business
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Email: Lisa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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