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Nominet have now published on their website details of the New Registrar Agreement and Good Practice Terms: Latest News
So from the 1 March 2007 we are no longer "TAG holders" but "registrars" ?
Can anyone else spot the main differences between the exisiting:
Tag Holder agreement:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10341_TagAgreement.pdf
and the Registrar agreement:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10514_Registrar_Agreement.pdf
+ Good practice terms:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10513_Good_Practice_Terms.pdf
Also isn't "Registrar" more of a ICANN term?
ICANN | Accreditation Overview
When the use of "TAG holder" is removed in March and since a TAG can only be used for .uk domain names........
Will this mean Nominet will start to allow it's "registrars" to sell other domains like .eu ? or even .cym ?
Also in the Good Practice terms it says:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10513_Good_Practice_Terms.pdf
Are we not now getting into the realms of the ICANN process?
ICANN | Registrar Accreditation: Process
However so long as Nominet doesn't increase membership fees to pay for all this training and it doesn't go into competition with its members then I'm all for the above changes.
So from the 1 March 2007 we are no longer "TAG holders" but "registrars" ?
Can anyone else spot the main differences between the exisiting:
Tag Holder agreement:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10341_TagAgreement.pdf
and the Registrar agreement:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10514_Registrar_Agreement.pdf
+ Good practice terms:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10513_Good_Practice_Terms.pdf
Also isn't "Registrar" more of a ICANN term?
ICANN | Accreditation Overview
When the use of "TAG holder" is removed in March and since a TAG can only be used for .uk domain names........
Will this mean Nominet will start to allow it's "registrars" to sell other domains like .eu ? or even .cym ?
Also in the Good Practice terms it says:
http://www.nic.uk/digitalAssets/10513_Good_Practice_Terms.pdf
A new Registrar will be asked to complete a series of courses to demonstrate
a basic understanding of the .uk registration and maintenance process.
Existing Registrars may also be asked or wish to complete these courses.
Are we not now getting into the realms of the ICANN process?
ICANN | Registrar Accreditation: Process
However so long as Nominet doesn't increase membership fees to pay for all this training and it doesn't go into competition with its members then I'm all for the above changes.