Name Selection. In addition to the requirements and restrictions set forth in Specification 5, the following names⁄types of domain names will initially be reserved from registration: • All single second-‐level domain names; • Domains of an inappropriate nature, e.g., adult-‐related terminology, pursuant to a list defined by Registry Operator and its NGO Community Advisory Council; • A list of generic names defined by Registry Operator and its NGO Community Advisory Council based on the overall criteria that the names represent the NGO Community in a general manner. Such names will be released in a specific RFP process ensuring that the names will benefit the NGO Community. The following names⁄types of domain names will be held from general availability; they will be used in support of the registry. • Names to support registry operations, e.g., directory.TLD; • Names to support Registry Operator ‘s NGO Community Advisory Council. The TLD registrant must fulfill certain name policy criteria. Registry Operator will employ the following restrictions concerning the names that eligible TLD registrants can register. As such a TLD registrant cannot register any name they wish but is limited by the following restrictions. A TLD registered domain name may be:
Name Selection. In addition to the requirements and restrictions set forth in Specification 5, the following names⁄types of domain names will initially be reserved from registration: All single second-level domain names; Domains of an inappropriate nature, e.g., adult-related terminology, pursuant to a list defined by Registry Operator and its NGO Community Advisory Council; A list of generic names defined by Registry Operator and its NGO Community Advisory Council based on the overall criteria that the names represent the NGO Community in a general manner. Such names will be released in a specific RFP process ensuring that the names will benefit the NGO Community. The following names⁄types of domain names will be held from general availability; they will be used in support of the registry. Names to support registry operations, e.g., directory.TLD; Names to support Registry Operator ‘s NGO Community Advisory Council. The TLD registrant must fulfill certain name policy criteria. Registry Operator will employ the following restrictions concerning the names that eligible TLD registrants can register. As such a TLD registrant cannot register any name they wish but is limited by the following restrictions. A TLD registered domain name may be: the name of (entire or portion of) the NGO, e.g. its “doing business as” name, an acronym representing the NGO, a name that recognizes or generally describes the NGO, or a name related to the mission or activities of the NGO. Content/Use Restrictions Abusive use of the TLD domain names will not be tolerated by Registry Operator. The following use and content limitations apply: Overall the TLD domain name must be for a bona fide NGO use, as defined in the Restrictions Dispute Resolution Websites must be developed with the intent to promote the corresponding TLD registrant’s existing mission and activities, and not solely for commercialized or for-profit marketing usage. Use of the registered domain name to engage in activities inconsistent with the mission of a NGO is not allowed. Any illegal or fraudulent usage of the TLD domain name is not allowed, including but not limited to phishing and pharming attacks, distribution of malware, and distribution of adult content. Registration and use of a domain name in violation of Rights Protection Mechanisms is not allowed. Enforcement Registry Operator will take both proactive and reactive measures to enforce the policies of the gTLD. Proactive measures are taken at the time of registration by req...
Name Selection. The registrant undertakes as part of the registration guidelines not to register any domain names that violate the statutory provisions of the European Union and Federal Republic of Germany, that intervene in the rights of others or violate them, or for abusive, speculative or anti-competitive purposes. Concomitantly, the registrant obliges himself not to spread criminal, illegal, offensive, racist, discriminatory or pornographic content under the TLD. The registrant further undertakes not to register domain names, which create the erroneous impression that these are domain names, content or services by public bodies or their affiliated organizations, so-called plagiarising authority domain names. The registrant agrees not to register domain names that violate ethical or criminal law principles (illegal, violent, racist, ethnically offensive, harmful to minors, indecent, offensive or domain names that violate morality and public order) or may hurt the reputation of the City of Hamburg. In addition, domain names are not permitted that use the words or parts of words that could generally perceived as offensive. These include insulting, abusive or agitational words or words or word elements, which could violate the ethical, religious or moral sensibilities of Internet users.
Name Selection. During the Sunrise Period, registrants must select names corresponding to their trademark, trade name, company name, or otherwise names with demonstrable usage (especially in relation to the spa community). After the Sunrise Period, and upon Go Live (General Availability), registrants may select names of their choice. However, all registrants must accept the mandatory guidelines (as described in Section C. Content and Use), including those guidelines regarding selection of the domain name. This ensures that name selection rules are consistent with the community‐based purpose of the .spa TLD.
Name Selection. Registrant undertakes as part of the registration guidelines not to register any domain names that: Violate ethical or criminal law principles (abusive, illegal, violent, racist, ethnically offensive, harmful to minors, indecent, offensive terms or terms that violate morality and public order); Violate the rights of others; Are in clear contradiction with the cores values of ski and sports and more specifically refer to doping (with reference to the World Anti Doping Agency List of Prohibited Substances permanently accessible on this web page: xxxx://xxxx.xxxx-xxx.xxx/by-substance/), illicit gambling and illicit or counterfeit ticketing; Inherently harm the image of the ski sport and the Ski community. Reserved Names Pursuant to Specification 5 of this Registry Agreement, Registry Operator will define a list of Reserved Names that will be released for registration to pre-designated registrant entities from the Ski community from the following groups: Names, acronyms and other project names of each international and national ski sport association are reserved for the sole use of those associations; Names of ski sport disciplines and international ski competitions organized on behalf of the International Ski Federation (FIS), and places and venues where such events are taking place, including FIS World Ski Championships, are reserved for the sole use of FIS and its affiliates; Names of the Olympic movement for which the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has asked protection are reserved for the sole use of IOC and its affiliates, including ;) the Olympic names, such as OLYMPIC or OLYMPIAD, in multiple languages, ii) Olympic City/Year combinations, such as LONDON 2012, and iii) typo-squatting terms, such as OLYMPIX; Name and acronyms of the International Ski Instructor Association (ISIA) is reserved for the sole use of this association; Names of ski resorts and ski areas owners and operators, ski resort trade associations, members of the National Ski Areas Association (NSAA), Quebec Ski Areas Association, Ontario Snow Resort Association, Canada West Ski Areas Association, Canadian Ski Council, Pacific North West Ski Areas Association (PNSAA) and the Fédération Internationale des Associations Nationales de Téléphériques funiculaires (FIANET) are reserved for the sole use of these entities and their members; First name and surname joint together and/or separated by a dash ("-") of ski sport athletes ranked in top 20 of the annual FIS Points list as of June ...
Name Selection. Names registered during the phase of pioneer names will be subject to particular attention in order to protect the reputation of the community. A list of words with particular importance or significance will be established. These words will require prior agreement. Registered domain names should not inherently harm the image of Xxxxxxxx and the community. Non-compliance will lead to suspension or termination of the domain name. Content/Use Restrictions Registrants must continuously comply with eligibility criteria. Registration implies compliance with TLD registration rules that only allows a use harmless to the image of Xxxxxxxx and the community. Non-compliance will result in suspension or termination of the domain name. This fair use will suppose among other things on notions such as legitimate interest and bona fide for registration (and renewal) of domain names, that the registrant must be able to justify in case of a challenge related to the domain name use. Compliance with these good practices is assessed by the Registry Operator within the permanent checks program. Given that the TLD is directly dealing with the community attached to Brittany, in particular in the cultural and economic areas, its reputation is extremely important. This reputation will be guaranteed by the enforcement of adapted eligibility criteria that allows a use that does not harm the image of the Breton community and the consistency of the TLD. Registry Operator will thoroughly work to prevent any misuse or malicious behavior. The program is based on random checks and follow-up of complaints made by Internet users. Possible complaints will be processed by the Registry Operator, in particular the person in charge of legal issues, supported by members of the board and members of the association if needed. Inquiry practices will be proportionate to violations as defined by registration rules. Other violations of public record (such as UDRP or URS cases) will also be taken into account. An existing registration will be suspended if: The use of the domain name has been diverted. The registrant does not comply in good faith with the registration rules defined beforehand. The content of the website is no longer compliant with the registration rules. If the use of the domain name is inappropriate or deemed harmful to the image of Xxxxxxxx and the community, the registration is turned down. A registrar that would repeatedly condone violations to the TLD registrations rules through care...
Name Selection. Acceptable Domain Registration Applications are defined as the types of names that may be registered within the TLD. An acceptable domain name that is valid for registration is one that: • meets the technical requirements; • does not construe an abusive or obscene meaning in Japanese; and • does not construe an abusive or obscene meaning in English or other languages. Registry Operator will create a list of reserved names based on its work with the community and local governments to ensure that names that serve the public interest are allocated in the most efficient and beneficial way. All registrations requests must be submitted through an ICANN accredited registrar that has entered into an agreement with Registry Operator. All accredited registrars will be required to ensure that the registrant warrants that all information provided is true and accurate; the registration is in good faith and does not infringe on the rights of any third party, the registrant meets the Nexus Requirement and the registrant understands, accepts, and will abide by all registry policies. Content/Use Restrictions Registry Operator is in agreement with the Osaka Prefectural Government’s desire that pornographic, vulgar and highly objectionable content is adequately monitored and removed from the namespace. This type of content will be strictly prohibited in the TLD. In order to strictly enforce this registration policy, Registry Operator will implement an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) as well as include an Abuse Point of Contact on its website as a means to provide a method for users to submit complaints of abuse to Registry Operator. Registry Operator believes that a strong abuse prevention policy in the TLD is a very important benefit to the Osaka community and will ensure that contracted parties adhere to its policies. The AUP will be incorporated into the Registry-‐Registrar Agreement and give the Registry Operator the right to take any appropriate actions needed to remedy a particular type of abuse. All ICANN accredited registrars which enter into an agreement with the Registry Operator will be required to pass through the Acceptable Use Policy to its Resellers (if applicable) and finally, to all registrants.
Name Selection. The Registrant undertakes as part of the registration guidelines not to register any domain names that violate the statutory provisions of the European Union and the Republic of Austria, that intervene in the rights of others or violate them, or for abusive, speculative or anti-‐competitive purposes. Concomitantly, the registrant obliges himself not to spread criminal, illegal, offensive, racist, discriminatory or pornographic content under the top-‐level domain .WIEN. The Registrant further undertakes not to register domain names which create the erroneous impression that these are domain names, content or services by public bodies or their affiliated organizations, so-‐called plagiarizing authority domain names. The registrant agrees not to register domain names that violate ethical or criminal law principles (illegal, violent, racist, ethnically offensive, harmful to minors, indecent, offensive or domain names that violate morality and public order) or may hurt the reputation of the City of WIEN. In addition, domain names are not permitted that use the words or parts of words that could be generally perceived as offensive. These include insulting, abusive or agitational words or words or word elements, which could violate the ethical, religious or moral sensibilities of Internet users. Content and Use Restrictions To meet the requirements of ICANN to a community-‐based designation of the application, the registrant must use the .WIEN domain in an economic, cultural, touristic, historic, social or any other meaningful connection to the Austrian capital. Restrictions may include, but are not limited to a requirement that each registered domain name is used in conjunction with standard IP protocols such as http, https, smtp⁄mail, ftp, etc. The .WIEN Registry will, from time to time in its sole discretion or upon evidence or advice conduct continuing or recurring audits of domain names registered to ensure continued compliance with these requirements. Failure to comply will result in a notice providing 20 days to comply. Non-‐ compliance following such a notice period may result in take-‐down of the relevant domain name, at the discretion of the Registry.
Name Selection. All registered domain names under TLD have to support the mission and purpose. Content/Use Restrictions Registry Operator operates services, especially websites and email services, which are associated or connected with a registered domain name, by themselves. Registry Operator is entitled to authorize the use and operation of such DNS-‐based services to third parties. In this respect the only authorized entities are Registry Operator and all affiliated entities of Registry Operator The use of registered domain names and related services is permitted only for business-‐related purposes of Registry Operator. A domain name cannot be made available for use by a third party who is not entitled to use. Legend: Insertion Deletion Moved from Moved to Style change Format change Moved deletion Inserted cell Deleted cell Moved cell Split/Merged cell Padding cell Statistics: Count Insertions 87 Deletions 41 Moved from 2 Moved to 2 Style change 0 Format changed 0
Name Selection. Registry Operator will implement policies related to Name Selection Criteria that will apply to all registrants within the TLD. The initial Name Selection Criteria will require that domain name registrations correspond to a trademark, service xxxx, or business name of the registrant. This criteria will limit registrants from registering domain names that could lead to confusion regarding the products and⁄or services provided through that website. Registry Operator will consult with the community on how to best potentially allocate generic and⁄or geographic terms that are relevant to the community. Notwithstanding this reservation, Registry Operator could elect to register and use domain names to develop information portals to provide a community service and help raise awareness of the TLD initiative. Content/Use Restrictions Registry Operator will have an Authorized Usage Policy that will govern how a registrant may use its registered domain name(s). A draft framework of this policy is as follows: All TLD domain names must be used to serve the needs of the TLD community. By registering a name in this TLD, the registrant agrees to be bound by the terms of this Acceptable Use Policy (AUP). Registrant may not:
