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# [[UPU]]
 
# [[UPU]]
 
# [[USCIB]]
 
# [[USCIB]]
# [[VI]] - CP. split article into [[VI]] and [[VIWG]].
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# [[VI]] - CP. i split article into [[VI]] and [[VIWG]].
  
 
==Batch 3 (coming)==
 
==Batch 3 (coming)==

Revision as of 07:02, 27 July 2011

Batch 1

VoIP, ADR, AFA, AFNIC, APTLD, APRAM, APNG, BGC, BE, CAIP, CDT, CIGREF, CNRI, CORE-MoU, CCT, DARPA, DOC, ITU, DAG, DT, DRP, EC, ECTA, eCOMLAC, DNSO, ETNO, ETSI, IGF, EuroISPA, EOI, FCC, FOA, FF, FFWG, FAG, GA, GCOT, GPML, GII, HSTLD, IAB, IAHC, ICC, IESG, LACTLD, iPOC, JPA, URL

  1. GPML-CP this article could use more clarification. It's not clear how the GMPL and New TLDs are related.

Batch 2

JIG, KENIC, LSE, MARQUES, MPAA, MOPO, NANC, NANP, NSF, NSI, NTIA, NCSG, NOIF, OECD, OARC, PAB, RyC, RrSG, SRS, SIC, SG

  1. MoU-CP - Can you also add explanations of other relevant MoUs, such as the gTLD-MoU and the CORE MoU?
  2. NCPH
  3. OSC
  4. POC
  5. PEDNR
  6. PPSC
  7. PDEPDP
  8. PDP-WT
  9. PDDM
  10. PDDRP
  11. Alternative Root Server --replacement of RFC
  12. RAA
  13. RAP WG
  14. RySG-CP - needs more references.
  15. SOI
  16. STI
  17. STI-DT
  18. TCP
  19. TDRP
  20. TzNIC
  21. TIX
  22. TOR
  23. TMC
  24. TDG
  25. USPTO
  26. URSS
  27. UPU
  28. USCIB
  29. VI - CP. i split article into VI and VIWG.

Batch 3 (coming)

These terms (both glossary terms and company terms) are frequently linked on our site, though they remain without their own page. Creating articles for them will create the wonderful web of information we're looking for.

Check out the pages that link to these terms by going to Most Linked to Pages and then clicking on the number of links (in blue parentheses) next to the term in question. Reading these first may provide a greater context and direction to go for the new page. Good luck!

  1. DDOS
  2. NIC
  3. CA - Certificate Authorities
  4. .uk
  5. ALS
  6. NIC Chile
  7. VS
  8. VIWG
  9. WWTLD
  10. WG
  11. HTTP - what's here is pretty basic, please elaborate if you can