Removal of Price Caps for .ORG and .INFO Found Improper by IRPcircleid.com 60 pointszacwest3 years ago5 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−greatgib3yWe can thank NameCheap very much on this one, to have fighted for us!−renewiltord3yIn the end, the Internet was rescued by CA AG stepping in and looking at a CA non profit. Amazing stuff.Describes where the real power is.−tehwebguy3yDoes this mean the price caps return?−metadat3yIt depends entirely on the outcome of the pending IRP (Independent Review Process).Edit: My mistake, thank you for clarifying, tssva. As best I can tell, the IRP agreed with Namecheap in finding ICANN had violated it's own bylaws.The article is sparse on details.−tssva3yThe article is about the finding of the IRP.
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We can thank NameCheap very much on this one, to have fighted for us!
In the end, the Internet was rescued by CA AG stepping in and looking at a CA non profit. Amazing stuff.
Describes where the real power is.
Does this mean the price caps return?
It depends entirely on the outcome of the pending IRP (Independent Review Process).
Edit: My mistake, thank you for clarifying, tssva. As best I can tell, the IRP agreed with Namecheap in finding ICANN had violated it's own bylaws.
The article is sparse on details.
The article is about the finding of the IRP.