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* [[Extended Evaluation Period]] – the days during which the applications that do not pass the Initial Evaluation but are eligible for further review can receive further consideration.
* [[Extended Evaluation Period]] – the days during which the applications that do not pass the Initial Evaluation but are eligible for further review can receive further consideration.
* [[General Availability]] – (aka GA) is the phase following the Sunrise and Landrush Periods; it is open to the public and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
* [[General Availability]] – (aka GA) is the phase following the Sunrise and Landrush Periods; it is open to the public and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
* [[Landrush Period]] – during the introduction of a new TLD, when registration becomes open to the public. This fairly short period follows the Sunrise Period.
* [[Limited Registration Period]] – when a registry operator can impose registration restrictions beyond the gTLD’s general registration restriction policy.
* [[Objection Filing Period]] – when formal objections can be filed concerning a gTLD application submitted to ICANN.
* [[Objection Filing Period]] – when formal objections can be filed concerning a gTLD application submitted to ICANN.
* [[Sunrise Period]] – domain registration period during which trademark holders may preregister names that are the same or similar to their trademarks to avoid cybersquatting. It is prior to the general launch of the TLD.
* [[Sunrise Period]] – domain registration period during which trademark holders may preregister names that are the same or similar to their trademarks to avoid cybersquatting. It is prior to the general launch of the TLD.
* [[Landrush Period]] – during the introduction of a new TLD, when registration becomes open to the public. This fairly short period follows the Sunrise Period.
* [[Trademark Claims Period]] following the Sunrise Period, during the first 90 days of general registration in a new gTLD, registrants are alerted if their attempted domain names match trademarks in the Trademark Clearinghouse.