Let ICANN Know Your Position on “Expressions of Interest”
**Update 1/28/2010**
Please note that the comment period with ICANN has ended as of January 27, 2010.
This form will remain here for reference so that people reviewing the comments at ICANN can see the democratic nature of the form. Thank you to those of you who submitted your comments, for or against the EoI.
Submitted Comments can be viewed here: http://forum.icann.org/lists/draft-eoi-model/
ICANN has opened a comment area for the public to weigh in on pre-applications for new TLDs, called Expressions of Interest (EOI).
At Minds + Machines, we think this is a crucial step toward new TLDs. Others disagree. Whatever your opinion, this is an important matter, and we urge you to make your voice heard.
The form below explains the issues and makes it easy to send your comment to ICANN.
Tell ICANN what you think
You can either support or oppose EOIs with this form, but in either case we encourage you to state some reasons why — this will make your comment useful to ICANN as it evaluates community feedback. The form will take about 10 minutes to complete.
Note: ICANN will send you an email to verify your submission, which sometimes takes up to an hour to arrive. You must reply click the link in this email to confirm your comment, or it won’t be published.
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