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<FONT FACE="Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:12.0px'>This is what I think too...<BR>
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On 3/30/07 1:18 PM, "Sophia B" <sophiabekele@gmail.com> wrote:<BR>
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>>In this case based on review country by country, then<BR>
it will be upon each cc's to choose to have a .xxx.cc sTLD as opposed to<BR>
the global community's and ICANN board to decide on having a .xxx TLD. <BR>
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Sophia<BR>
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On 30/03/07, <B>Michuki Mwangi</B> <michuki@kenic.or.ke> wrote: <BR>
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Its in my opinion that, since the debate will not receive the full<BR>
support of the global community, why not move the debate to the ccTLD <BR>
level. For instance the board proposes that the xxx be a ccTLD issue not<BR>
a new TLD issue. In this case based on review country by country, then<BR>
it will be upon each cc's to choose to have a .xxx.cc sTLD as opposed to <BR>
the global community's and ICANN board to decide on having a .xxx TLD.<BR>
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Those countries that approve of a .xxx.cc sTLD and are an open registry,<BR>
they will probably accommodate the adult content web-masters who are <BR>
seeking a formal name space slot.<BR>
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This in my opinion will address the issue of the domain at a national<BR>
level and take away the debate from the Global arena - since as varied<BR>
as the world is - the .xxx may not receive the desired global consensus <BR>
for approval.<BR>
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Regards,<BR>
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Michuki Mwangi<BR>
KENIC<BR>
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