Independent Objector: Difference between revisions

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An Independent Objector is responsible in determining if a new gTLD being applied for is in the best interest of the internet community. If not, he or she will file formal objections against a new gTLD application. The position was created by ICANN in accordance with the implementation of the new gTLD program. An individual or organization maybe appointed as independent objector and must not be affiliated with any applicant and must carry out his responsibility without bias. ^[1]

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-'''Independent Objector''' is a new position created by ICANN after the implementation of the new [[gTL]]D program. An individual or organization appointed as independent objector is responsible in determining if a new gTLD being applied for is in the best interest of the internet community. If not, he or she will file an objection against the application of the entity applying for the new gTLD. <ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/topics/new-gtlds/independent-objector-position-description-21nov11-en.pdf Independent Objector Position Description]</ref>
+An '''Independent Objector'''  is responsible in determining if a new gTLD being applied for is in the best interest of the internet community. If not, he or she will file formal objections against a new gTLD application. The position was created by ICANN  in accordance with the implementation of the new [[gTLD]] program. An individual or organization maybe appointed as independent objector and must not be affiliated with any applicant and must carry out his responsibility without bias. <ref>[http://domainincite.com/wanted-somebody-to-object-to-new-gtlds/ Wanted: somebody to object to new gTLDs]</ref>
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