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This will probably affect you - big changes coming

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https://www.nominet.uk/uk-modernisation-consultation/

Lots to digest - bigger doc in https://www.nominet.uk/wp-content/u...dardisation-and-legacy-service-retirement.pdf

'We acknowledge that the proposed changes are significant. If we proceed as outlined, all Registrars will be required to make some changes to the way they manage .UK domain names. We have developed these proposals to minimise the impact on Registrars who exclusively use Web Domain Manager, while enabling those utilising EPP to use standard EPP. We want to understand more about the impact this will have so we can identify ways to support our customers as we transition to new systems and new ways of working. "

Consultations are dull and generally don't change anything major in my experience, and I believe this is nailed on to happen regardless of the 'proposed', so would take the chance to engage and possibly shape/improve some bits - as well as get yourself up to speed and ready.

eg. "If the changes go ahead, we will give considerable advance notice to Registrars to allow time for development activities, and your feedback is encouraged on how much notice is required, and our options for reducing impact."
 
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