Nov 8, 2000 : Update: 8 November 2000

📅 November 8, 2000 -

The evaluation team is nearing completionof its evaluation of the 44 active applications for new TLDsand the preparation of an extensive report. ICANN now expectsto post the report on Thursday, 9 November 2000.

The Schedule

Here is the current schedule:

Staff Report. The results of the staff review of the applicationswill be posted on 9 November 2000. We expect these results tobe presented in a detailed report, including an explanation ofthe goals of the analysis, a detailed statement of how the analysiswas performed, identification of those who participated in thereview process, summaries of findings as to each application,compilations of comparative data on the applications, observationsregarding how the posted criteria for evaluation apply, and otherrelevant results of the analysis.
Second Public Comment Period. A second web-based public comment forum will beestablished at the time the Staff Report is posted to allow thepublic to comment on the report. The second forum will also permitpersons wishing to make their own comments on the applicationsto do so.

DNSO Constituency Comments

We have posted recentcomments submitted by several constituencies of the ICANNDomain Name Supporting Organization (DNSO) concerning the newTLD program.

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