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"A bona fide presence in Switzerland (and thus community membership) (A) is a necessary but NOT in itself a sufficient condition for the right to hold any imaginable .swiss domain name. As the policy principles under (B) above show, there are additional requirements specific to the intrinsic role and importance of the domain name in question. These requirements will be defined in detail in specific registration regulations. They concern in particular the nature of the registrant’s presence in Switzerland and the registrant’s use of the domain name. Again, this will based on the fundamental principle of prudence: starting with a conservative registration policy in order to establish quality of and confidence in the .swiss TLD and then gradually opening up the policy as long as it does not endanger this quality and confidence."<ref>Application 1-1328-58462</ref>
 
"A bona fide presence in Switzerland (and thus community membership) (A) is a necessary but NOT in itself a sufficient condition for the right to hold any imaginable .swiss domain name. As the policy principles under (B) above show, there are additional requirements specific to the intrinsic role and importance of the domain name in question. These requirements will be defined in detail in specific registration regulations. They concern in particular the nature of the registrant’s presence in Switzerland and the registrant’s use of the domain name. Again, this will based on the fundamental principle of prudence: starting with a conservative registration policy in order to establish quality of and confidence in the .swiss TLD and then gradually opening up the policy as long as it does not endanger this quality and confidence."<ref>Application 1-1328-58462</ref>
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The brand application submitted by [[Swiss International Air Lines Ltd.]] was issued a [[GAC]] Early warning by the Swiss government; the warning system is noted as a strong recommendation on behalf of national governments to the [[ICANN Board]] that a given TLD application should be denied.<ref>[https://gacweb.icann.org/download/attachments/22938690/Swiss-CH-36248.pdf?version=1&modificationDate=1353382197000 Swiss CH, GACweb.ICANN.org] Retrieved 24 November 2012</ref>
    
18. <big>'''[[.taxi]]'''</big>, There are 3 applicants for [[.taxi]], including a community priority application submitted by [[Taxi Pay GmbH]]. Its primary supporters include taxi organizations and associations in Germany and Austria. It identifies four type of taxi community members: The core industry of taxi drivers and offices; the related industries involved in hardware and software suppliers, automotive repair shops, and insurance companies; subordinate organizations affiliated with government supervision and policy development; and major institutions and locations that rely heavily on taxi services in and around their venue(s).  
 
18. <big>'''[[.taxi]]'''</big>, There are 3 applicants for [[.taxi]], including a community priority application submitted by [[Taxi Pay GmbH]]. Its primary supporters include taxi organizations and associations in Germany and Austria. It identifies four type of taxi community members: The core industry of taxi drivers and offices; the related industries involved in hardware and software suppliers, automotive repair shops, and insurance companies; subordinate organizations affiliated with government supervision and policy development; and major institutions and locations that rely heavily on taxi services in and around their venue(s).  
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To begin with the TLD will be a [[Single Registrant TLD]], meaning that the applicant will use it for their own commercial and internal profits and not offer registration to the wider community. "At a later stage, in addition to the Applicant and⁄or its subsidiaries, members of the Webs community will possibly be entitled to register domain names in .WEBS. That is to say, one of the main eligibility criteria will be that the interested party wishing to register a domain name in the .WEBS TLD is either a member of the Applicant or has a sufficiently close link to the Webs community."<ref>Application 1-1033-22687</ref>
 
To begin with the TLD will be a [[Single Registrant TLD]], meaning that the applicant will use it for their own commercial and internal profits and not offer registration to the wider community. "At a later stage, in addition to the Applicant and⁄or its subsidiaries, members of the Webs community will possibly be entitled to register domain names in .WEBS. That is to say, one of the main eligibility criteria will be that the interested party wishing to register a domain name in the .WEBS TLD is either a member of the Applicant or has a sufficiently close link to the Webs community."<ref>Application 1-1033-22687</ref>
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===Contested Brand Community Apps===
 
===Contested Brand Community Apps===
 
21. <big>'''[[.merck]]'''</big>, There are three applications from two applicants for [[.merck]]. The American healthcare company, [[Merck & Co. Inc.]], applied twice, once through a community application and once as a general applicant. This was clearly done as a way to edge out any competition that may have also applied for a Merck community application, or keep a stake in the [[.merck]] TLD should its own community status be denied. The competitive community applicant is the German-based [[Merck KGaA]] pharmaceutical company, which employes over 40,000 people in 70 countries.
 
21. <big>'''[[.merck]]'''</big>, There are three applications from two applicants for [[.merck]]. The American healthcare company, [[Merck & Co. Inc.]], applied twice, once through a community application and once as a general applicant. This was clearly done as a way to edge out any competition that may have also applied for a Merck community application, or keep a stake in the [[.merck]] TLD should its own community status be denied. The competitive community applicant is the German-based [[Merck KGaA]] pharmaceutical company, which employes over 40,000 people in 70 countries.

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