Re: [atlarge-discuss] Our New Name Isn't...

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Hugh and all stakeholders or other interested parties and members,

  Thanks Hugh for providing that link.  You beat me to the punch!  >;)

  It would seem that we are a very long ways away from being able
to register an .INT DN.  And we just took a step backwards from
ever getting there.  So, we now need to reverse that direction and
get going forward...  One step at the time...

Hugh Blair wrote:

> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Curtis M. Kularski
> >
> > Does anyone have the .INT registration requirements handy? I
> > can't seem
> > to find them.  Once the organization is official, I can see
> > where an INT
> > domain could become possible, if I am remembering the requirements
> > properly.
>
> http://www.iana.org/int-dom/int.htm
>
> To register in the .int domain, the applicant must be an
> intergovernmental organization that meets the requirements found in RFC
> 1591 <http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1591.txt>. In brief, the .int
> domain is used for registering organizations established by
> international treaties between or among national governments. Only one
> registration is allowed for each organization. There is no fee for
> registering an .int domain name.
>
> Please consider the following three elements before applying for an .int
> domain name. These qualifications must be met before an .int domain name
> can be granted.
>
> 1. An international treaty between or among national governments must be
> provided. We should be able to look up the international treaty in the
> UN online database of treaties, or you should provide us a copy. Please
> be sure what you provide is a treaty, not the constitution or bylaws of
> the organization. We recognize as organizations qualified for domain
> names under the .int top-level domain the "specialized agencies" of the
> UN (currently there are 14 of these) and the organizations having
> "observer status" at the UN (currently 16).
>
> 2. The treaty submitted must establish the organization applying for the
> .int domain name. The organization must be established by the treaty
> itself, not by a council decision or similar.
>
> 3. The organization that is established must be widely considered to
> have independent international legal personality and must be the subject
> of and governed by international law. The declaration or the treaty must
> have created the organization. If the organization created is a
> secretariat, it must have a legal personality. For example, it must be
> able to enter into contracts and be party to legal proceedings.
>
> Hugh
>
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