Re: [ga-sys] Territorial approach to privacy issues

[Eric Dierker <eric@hi-tek.com>]

I really cannot see why that we can do this privacy issue on a region or country
basis, if as has been proposed the U.S. policy is just horrible let the market
decide.  This does not mean I agree with the current heavily weighted in favor
of the IP lawyers model I just wonder if it should not be handled by market
forces.  When I obtain the dotUS ccTLD it will most assuredly be handled with a
more reasonable UDRP and a great deal more privacy, and that is why they will
give me the contract.

Eric

Jeff Williams wrote:

> WXW and all,
>
>   Although you may be correct in your assumption, WXW, you don't
> know that the opposite is true either.  Unless or until you can
> it is reasonable to assume that the majority of EU Citizens or stakeholders
> are in agreement with their laws.  At any rate, they are obliged to
> obey them regardless of what ICANN may choose or wish.  Hence
> Joanna's indication of a more regional approach to ascertaining
> the level of privacy that the indigenous stakeholders desire would
> be a good one to pursue...

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