No support for xxx domain extention

[rj <rj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There is no need for  ICM to be pushing unnecessarily for a "responsible"
global online community when the adult entertainment community already has
an entity through which Internet publishers and others can self-identify as
a responsible global online adult entertainment community through the Free
Speech Coalition and its Code of Ethics.   As such, the  .XXX sTLD is
unneccsary and ICM's proposed .XXX sTLD would be detrimental to my
businesses.

There is some serious lack of transparency surrounding ICM's submissions in
the omission of the names of IFFOR Board members and Policy Council members
who will develop regulations for the .XXX online industry.   There is more
lack of transparency with "IFFOR Policies and Best Practices Guidelines"
that have yet to be created by boards and councils which have yet to be
revealed.

Members of the adult entertainment community require more information about
the application in order to provide the appropriate level of feedback to the
ICANN Board for it to make an informed decision. 

I am concerned that even if additional information is provided, the
community most impacted by .XXX, the adult online community will not have
sufficient time to respond and therefore request that the public comment
period be extended 30 days after additional information that has been
requested has been supplied.


RJ

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