[governance] Is really Bulgarian Cyrillic .бг (.bg) similar to other Latin ccTLDs?

[Daniel Kalchev]

Tina,

The text you translated from Bulgarian says exactly the opposite:


"... Despite we were reasonably UNSATISFIED by the refusal of ICANN to 
register our string in Cyrillic, applied for via the Fast Track IDN 
ccTLD process, the Bulgarian Government supports this type of politics."

So much about Google Translate.

Daniel

On 06.12.11 07:13, Tina Dam wrote:
> And the minister's words: http://www.domainforum.bg/bg/privetstvie
> and at isoc http://isocbg.wordpress.com/
> see paragraph 3.
> Using google translate gives the following - which may or may not be a 
> correct translation:
> Given the global nature of the Internet is undeniably important role 
> of the
> Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers - ICANN - to maintain
> credibility and transparency in the management of Internet resources. 
> ICANN
> pursue a transparent policy based on strict rules. Although we were
> reasonably satisfied with ICANN's refusal to register our string of 
> Cyrillic
> requested fast-track for IDN ccTLDs, the Bulgarian government supports 
> this
> type of policy.
>
> 2011/12/1 nhklein <nhklein at gmx.net <mailto:nhklein at gmx.net>>
>
>     On 12/01/2011 08:31 PM, Daniel Kalchev wrote:
>>     Not that there is much going on, but just for reference, what Rod
>>     Beckstrom had to say about the issue.
>>
>>     http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=134438
>>
>>     Daniel
>
>     Interesting wording - using the plural for some undefined "global
>     communities" that supposedly decided against *.бг *
>
>     "The job of ICANN, the organization, is to implement the policies
>     that are developed by the global communities. Those communities
>     did not allow the initial application to go through because of
>     potential visual confusion. So I think the Bulgarians can go back
>     and they can choose what they want to apply for."
>
>
>     Norbert
>
>     -- 
>     A while ago, I started a new blog:
>
>     ...thinking it over... after 21 years in Cambodia
>     http://www.thinking21.org/
>
>     continuing to share reports and comments from Cambodia.
>
>     Norbert Klein
>     nhklein at gmx.net  <mailto:nhklein at gmx.net>
>     Phnom Penh / Cambodia
>
>
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