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DNS AXE advocates for all DNS Operators to play a proactive role in advancing solutions beyond ICANN’s technical scope, while honoring existing agreements. This involves collaboratively developing a set of standards and tools to substantiate a pilot Trusted Notifier Network across the industry, aimed at demonstrating the effectiveness of the DNS AXE clearinghouse in preventing harm to life.

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	'''DNS AXE''' advocates for all DNS Operators to play a proactive role in advancing solutions beyond ICANN’s technical scope, while honoring existing agreements. This involves collaboratively developing a set of standards and tools to substantiate a pilot Trusted Notifier Network across the industry, aimed at demonstrating the effectiveness of the DNS AXE clearinghouse in preventing harm to life.		'''DNS AXE''' advocates for all DNS Operators to play a proactive role in advancing solutions beyond ICANN’s technical scope, while honoring existing agreements. This involves collaboratively developing a set of standards and tools to substantiate a pilot [[Trusted Notifier]] Network across the industry, aimed at demonstrating the effectiveness of the DNS AXE clearinghouse in preventing harm to life.