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| ==Criticism== | | ==Criticism== |
| + | * The language of the voluntary framework definition for DNS Abuse is much narrower than what ICANN contracts define as abuse.<ref>[https://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/anti-counterfeiting/registry-and-registrar-dns-abuse-framework-positive-step-falls-short Framework's positive step fall short, World Trademark Review]</ref> |
| + | * The framework does not mention trademark/copyright infringement, counterfeiting, piracy, or [[cybersquatting]].<ref>[https://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/anti-counterfeiting/registry-and-registrar-dns-abuse-framework-positive-step-falls-short Framework's positive step fall short, World Trademark Review]</ref> |
| + | * Separating DNS abuse from website content abuse is meaningless in terms of reviewing and addressing online abuse.<ref>[https://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/anti-counterfeiting/registry-and-registrar-dns-abuse-framework-positive-step-falls-short Framework's positive step fall short, World Trademark Review]</ref> |
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| ==References== | | ==References== |