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''Заявление ALAC

Identifier Technology Health Indicators: Definition

Темы:

Авторы:

  • Yrjö Länsipuro

Дата публикации:

  • 20 янв. 2017
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Состояние

  1. Phase 1. Разработка первого проекта
    100% complete

    Завершено: 12 янв. 2017

  2. Phase 2. Вынесение на обсуждение
    100% complete

    Завершено: 19 янв. 2017

  3. Phase 3. Завершение итогового проекта
    100% complete

    Завершено: 20 янв. 2017

  4. Phase 4. Голосование ALAC
    100% complete

    Завершено: 26 янв. 2017

  5. Phase 5. Отправка
    100% complete

    Представлено: 20 янв. 2017

Публикация заявления

Срок подачи: 20 янв. 2017 23:59 UTC

История вопроса

Purpose: ICANN would like to solicit feedback from the community on the description of five diseases that could affect the health of the name part of the system of unique Internet identifiers. Current Status: ICANN presented these five diseases at ICANN57. Next Steps: Once the community provides input on the disease descriptions, the Identifier Technology Health Indicators (ITHI) initiative will move on to define actual metrics to measure those diseases.См. общественное обсуждение на сайте icann.orgOpens a new window
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Заявление ALAC

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Действия

14 дек. 2016Wiki workspace createdOpens a new window
12 янв. 2017First draft posted in the wiki workspaceOpens a new window
12 янв. 2017Community started commenting on the first draftOpens a new window
20 янв. 2017Final draft posted in the wiki workspaceOpens a new window
20 янв. 2017Statement submitted to Public Comment with ratification pendingOpens a new window
26 янв. 2017ALAC ratified the StatementOpens a new window
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