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RAA section 3.7.8

Background

From Garth:

So, what’s broken in 3.7.8? In short there is no obligation of a Registrar to delete a domain with a false WHOIS record nor is there an obligation to correct the record. Because there is no obligation, a Registrar cannot be held in breach for failing to do so. So there is in fact no authority for ICANN to enforce against inaccuracy. This is stated on page 79 of the WI RT final report (icann.org/en/about/aoc-review/whois/final-report-11may12-en) and detailed here: circleid.com/posts/20120312_icanns_contract_not_enforceable_on_whois_accuracy

 

This issue separate from the current registrar negotiations – it does not fit into the items concerning privacy/proxy or WHOIS validation being debated, rather it is a flaw in the original language that needs correction.

It is important to understand that unlike other parts of the RAA there are four (4) parties to 3.7.8:

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