JulienJ
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Panel denies community objection against Donuts’ .charity top level domain name application.
New top level domain name company Donuts is officially back in the running for the right to run the .charity top level domain name, clearing the way to finalize an operator for the string.
If you have an excellent memory, you might recall that four years ago a panelist confirmed the Independent Objector’s (IO) community objection to Donuts’ .charity application. That same panelist denied the IO’s objection to Famous Four Media’s application because Famous Four submitted a Public Interest Commitment that said it would only let actual charities register .charity domain names.
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New top level domain name company Donuts is officially back in the running for the right to run the .charity top level domain name, clearing the way to finalize an operator for the string.
If you have an excellent memory, you might recall that four years ago a panelist confirmed the Independent Objector’s (IO) community objection to Donuts’ .charity application. That same panelist denied the IO’s objection to Famous Four Media’s application because Famous Four submitted a Public Interest Commitment that said it would only let actual charities register .charity domain names.
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