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The ICANNWiki Edit-a-thon is built to be a teaching and learning tool. Wiki-novices and experts join together to add to our collective knowledge surrounding the latest happenings in Internet governance and ICANN. It is our goal to build a wiki that reflects the expertise and experience of conference attendees, scholars and journalists. Please join ICANNWiki and your fellow attendees in creating a fun, educational event. The first 15-20 participants who make meaningful edits to the wiki will be invited to informal reception with food, drink, prizes and post-conference-day merriment!
Event information & Registration
- Date: October 18 & 19, 2015,
- Reception: October 20, 2015 @ 5:30pm
- Time: 11:30-13:00
- Location: The Convention Centre, Dublin, Ireland, ICANNWiki Booth
- Hosts: Jackie, Dustin Phillips
- Twitter Hashtag: #ICWEditathon
- Facebook: TBA
- ICANN Fellows and newcomers are strongly encouraged to attend.
Related: ICANN 54 - ICANNWiki - ICANN Fellow
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Newcomers:
Room: Auditorium
Newcomer Sunday
- 9:00-16:15
How it Works Series:
Room: Liffey H2
Internet Standards Setting
- 9:30-11:00
Internet Networking
- 11:15-12:45
Domain Name Registry Protocols
- 14:00-15:30
Root Server Operations
- 15:45-17:15
ALAC Meetings
Room: Wicklow H1
At-Large Review Working Party
- 8:00-9:00
At-Large Regional Leadership Meeting
- Part 1-9:00-12:30
- Part 2-13:30-17:30
At-Large ALS Criteria and Expectations
Taskforce
- 12:30-13:30
New gTLD Program
Universal Acceptance Group Steering
Committee Workshop
Room: Liffey MR2
- 8:00-17:00
RySG Geo-TLDs
Room: Liffey B
- 12:15-16:15
IANA Transition and Accountability
ICG Face-to-Face
Room: Liffey B
- 9:00-12:00
Transition Perspectives:From an Internet
Pioneer and the US Congress
Room: Auditorium
- 16:30-18:00
GAC Meetings
Room: Liffey A
Morning Session
- 9:00-12:30
Afternoon Sessions
- 14:00-18:00
WHOIS
Whois Review Team Int'l Registration Data
Expert WG
Room: Wicklow MR3
- 14:00-15:30
ICANN 54 is shaping up to be an important meeting, with a lot of critical issues on the agenda. The ICANN Primer is a resource providing the background information needed to begin understanding the issues and participating in the future of the internet. We provide summaries of important issues with links for additional reading, information on the board and a list of acronyms with definitions.
Acronyms
- ICANN-Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers
- AfriNIC-The African Network Information Center
- ALAC-At-Large Advisory Committee
- APNIC-The Asia Pacific Network Information Centre
- ARIN-American Registry for Internet Numbers
- ASO-Address Supporting Organization
- ccNSO-Country-Code Names Supporting Organization
- ccTLD-Country-Code Top Level Domain
- CCWG or CWG-Cross Community Working Group
- DNS-Domain Name System
- GAC-Governmental Advisory Committee
- GNSO-Generic Names Supporting Organization
- gTLD-Generic Top-Level Domain
- IANA-Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
- IDN-Internationalized Domain Names
- IETF-Internet Engineering Task Force
- IP-Internet Protocol
- IPv4-Internet Protocol version 4
- IPv6-Internet Protocol Version 6
- ISOC-Internet Society
- ISP-Internet Service Provider
- LACNIC-Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry
- NTIA-US Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration
- OSC-Operations Steering Committee
- PDP-Policy Development Process
- RIR-Regional Internet Registry
- RSEP-Registry Services Evaluation Proccess
- RSSAC-Root Server System Advisory Committee
- SSR-Security, Stability, and Resiliency
- SSAC-Security and Stability Advisory Committee
- TLD-Top Level Domain
- TLG-Technical Liaison Group
- UDRP-Uniform Dispute Resolution Process
- URS-Uniform Rapid Suspension System
- W3C-World Wide Web Consortium
- WIPO-World Intellectual Property Organization
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About ICANNWiki
ICANNWiki is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the Internet community's collaborative development of wiki articles on ICANN and Internet Governance-related topics. The wiki provides neutral, third-party information for the ICANN Community and Internet citizens at large. It is an open platform governed by wiki values, such as Neutral Point of View, transparency, assuming good faith, and building together. The project is independent from ICANN, and is based out of Portland, Oregon, USA.
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