AC Chat THICK WHOIS 23 March 2016

 Fabien Betremieux:Hello Everyone, thank you for joining our all today. We will be starting in a few minutes.
  Amr Elsadr:You can approach the registrars who were involved in the policy development.
  Amr Elsadr:Key Systems was one of them, and located the EU.
  Amr Elsadr:*located in the EU.
  Joe Waldron:thats great
  Amr Elsadr:You guys should draw straws, or something. ;-)
  Joe Waldron:I believe .org had about 100 registrars, 1.5M domains at the time of transition
  Amr Elsadr:Apologies if this is a silly question. Are we discussing an alternative proposal for implementation vs. the proposed implementation that was open for public comment?
  Joe Waldron:.com and .net have about 142M registered names across about 2000 registrars
  Roger Carney:Good reminder
  Theo Geurts:Amr, we are in my opinion how to move forward with the implementation based on the WG recommendations.
  Amr Elsadr:Thanks Theo.
  Theo Geurts:Agrred Marc.
  Theo Geurts:agreed
  Sara Bockey:did we lose audio?
  Theo Geurts:did we lose Fabien ?
  Marc Anderson:I have no sound.
  Roger Carney:I assume this comment goes along with his previous comment?
  Marc Anderson:here is is full comment from the transcript
  Marc Anderson:Volker Greimann: Yes thank you, Michele. Volker Greimann speaking his name for the record. I think the current planning that foresees a multi-stage transfer is not the ideal situation because that would mean that we would have to have two, at worse three, parallel systems running at the same time that provide Whois data or not. That would have to switch at certain points, look at their registration data and so on. So that's not ideal.
  Roger Carney:Agree to Marc and Fabien comments