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]]> By: Byron http://blog.cira.ca/2009/12/international-domain-names/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Byron Mon, 14 Dec 2009 15:20:48 +0000 http://blog.cira.ca/?p=238#comment-64 Hi Jim, There is no doubt that the first Billion Internet users were fluent in English, but to get the next Billion people online the Internet will have to be more linguistically diverse - which is what the IDN process is all about. ICANN has been playing stronger enforcement role recently than it has in the past. If you have a specific problem with an ICANN accredited registrar, you can make a complaint which ICANN will follow up with ( http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-06mar07-en.htm ). CIRA does take its security role seriously. We are one of the safest registries in the world and we have never had a hijacked domain. As far as ISP pricing goes - thats a little out of our domain. Merry Christmas Byron Hi Jim,
There is no doubt that the first Billion Internet users were fluent in English, but to get the next Billion people online the Internet will have to be more linguistically diverse – which is what the IDN process is all about.

ICANN has been playing stronger enforcement role recently than it has in the past. If you have a specific problem with an ICANN accredited registrar, you can make a complaint which ICANN will follow up with ( http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-06mar07-en.htm ).

CIRA does take its security role seriously. We are one of the safest registries in the world and we have never had a hijacked domain.

As far as ISP pricing goes – thats a little out of our domain.

Merry Christmas
Byron

]]> By: Jim http://blog.cira.ca/2009/12/international-domain-names/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Jim Sat, 12 Dec 2009 02:38:24 +0000 http://blog.cira.ca/?p=238#comment-63 Just about every country is multicultural. While ICANN spend all that time and money on new extensions, people all over the world are learning to speak English. While Canada boats of being multicultural, our own heritage is being run over. If ICANN wanted to truly make it's expensive self useful, it might start policing underhanded registrars and hosting outfits. CIRA could earn it's keep by helping to protect .CA'ers from hackers, domain thieves, and the monopoly the two giants Shaw and Rodgers have over over-pricing. CIRA has been building a huge fund that as I understand it, is reserves. Reserves are set aside to build future infrastructure. In our case, it will be used to build CIRA/Internet infrastructure for who - some of the 1.8 million Chinese immigrants? If it wasn't for Christmas, there'd be no Happy Holidays! so - Merry Christmas. Just about every country is multicultural. While ICANN spend all that time and money on new extensions, people all over the world are learning to speak English. While Canada boats of being multicultural, our own heritage is being run over.

If ICANN wanted to truly make it’s expensive self useful, it might start policing underhanded registrars and hosting outfits.

CIRA could earn it’s keep by helping to protect .CA’ers from hackers, domain thieves, and the monopoly the two giants Shaw and Rodgers have over over-pricing.
CIRA has been building a huge fund that as I understand it, is reserves. Reserves are set aside to build future infrastructure. In our case, it will be used to build CIRA/Internet infrastructure for who – some of the 1.8 million Chinese immigrants?

If it wasn’t for Christmas, there’d be no Happy Holidays! so – Merry Christmas.

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