AW: [governance] ICANN declined Bulgarian IDN fast-track

Wed Jul 21 08:09:56 EDT 2010

Thanks

can you specify what the four alternative proposals are?

Wolfgang

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Von: krum.jonev at dir.bg [mailto:krum.jonev at dir.bg]
Gesendet: Mi 21.07.2010 11:54
An: governance at lists.cpsr.org
Betreff: Re: [governance] ICANN declined Bulgarian IDN fast-track

Hi,

Just to keep you updated on this topic.

Today the Bulgarian Ministry of Transport, IT and Communications
launched a poll to collect public opinions on the topic of the
Bulgarian IDN ccTLD.

The proposed answers are:

- "I don`t want anything except .??"
- "I don`t want an IDN ccTLD"
- Also are added four new proposals for the string.

Regards
Krum

On Tue, 06 Jul 2010 14:18:42 +0300
  Daniel Kalchev <daniel at digsys.bg> wrote:
> Eric,
>
> Grad to see there are still people who both see the issues at hand
>and are prepared to openly discuss it.
>
> Daniel
>
> On 04.07.10 19:15, Eric Dierker wrote:
>> I only know from my experience with ICANN but I have a suggestion
>>that is generally not spoken but is as clear as a bell.  The process
>>that is open and transparent at ICANN almost always leaves an
>>observer or participant scratching their head at the outcome.  It is
>>most closely understood as a Highschool social click.  Science and
>>logic and process cannot really offer any sense to it.  It is more
>>like "who" and "what" and "where" is "/in"/.
>>
>> The mere and startling fact that you conclude by saying in essence
>>"what the hell *is* the next step?".  Really exemplifies my point.
>>And sadly the answer is just as plain as the huge schnouze on my
>>face.  Your next step is to */get popular/. Get yourself invited to
>>parties, panels and write some stuff on some lists praising some
>>inglorious staffer.  Staff recommends only that which the staff feels
>>is popular and boards-counsels WGs and TFs only support that which is
>>popular. *
>> *
>> *
>> *Taboos: 1. Any heated debate. 2. Any reference to misconduct.  3.
>>Demanding anything at all.  4. Cohorting with folks deemed unwashed
>>and not in the click.*
>> *
>> *
>> *Don't get me wrong the party line Avri put forth here is a
>>technical issue regarding confusion -- so they say these words but --
>>as you can see that is not at all the issue -- the technical issues
>>are either disregarded or manufactured to meet the above criteria.*
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> *From:* "krum.jonev at dir.bg" <krum.jonev at dir.bg>
>> *To:* governance at lists.cpsr.org; jefsey <jefsey at jefsey.com>
>> *Sent:* Sat, June 26, 2010 10:16:05 AM
>> *Subject:* Re: [governance] ICANN declined Bulgarian IDN fast-track
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> On an interview today, the IT minister announced that Bulgaria will
>>send a reconsideration request for the .?? string.
>>
>> Original source :
>>http://dariknews.bg/view_article.php?article_id=551142 (in Bulgarian)
>>
>> -
>> Who will be the domain of Bulgaria in Cyrillic alphabet, after it
>>emerged that looked like BR (Brazil) and will not happen?
>>
>> Minister: Yes, we received a refusal for the BG domain. I personally
>>believe that this domain is the best for Bulgaria and the same is
>>considered perhaps by the majority of IT industry. Therefore, we will
>>make a new request. Will ask for reconsideration.
>>
>> And do not give up.
>>
>> Minister: No, do not give up the registration of the domain. I think
>>he has the greatest effect. Other abbreviations in Cyrillic in my
>>opinion will not be so ...
>>
>> BU, BYA, BGR ...
>>
>> Minister: No, these are not so typical for Bulgaria and will not be
>>so popular.
>>
>> Even the whole "Bulgaria".
>>
>> Minister: I think that will not be as popular as both letters ??
>>(BG)
>>
>> How this will happen - the change of this refusal?
>>
>> Minister: Well, to change that refusal is a new procedure in an
>>international organization that approves the registration of those
>>domains. We got the first refusal, but that does not mean that with
>>the second procedure we will also get a refusal - its possible to
>>obtain approval.
>>
>> But what really count, because the simple logic is that true when
>>you see BR in Brazil, right, it looks like BG of the Bulgarians. And
>>because the Brazilians are the first - they give up?
>>
>> Minister: No, they will not quit, of course, we still rely on a
>>deeper examination of the problem and hopefully to be approved this
>>abbreviation because it is most typical for Bulgaria and I think it
>>will benefit the most , it introduce the Cyrillic alphabet.
>>
>> -
>>
>> However, I don`t have an idea what is this "second"procedure - maybe
>>the extended review?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Krum
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