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Thanks for clarifying the source of the policy but I reviewed opennics policy for tlds and see that there is no 2 letter restriction thus  my motion to review the policy has no premise and is invalid.
So no need for a vote on that issue.

As for .JS I allteady voted in light of opennic's policies.

Thanks again for clarifyng.

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spaesani AT mail.com

Saturday, 27 August 2016, 07:58PM -04:00 from Jacob Bachmeyer jcb62281 AT gmail.com:

Not all two letter strings are country codes, but all ISO-3166 country
codes are (and will be) two-letter strings. Reserving two letter TLDs
as ccTLDs is *not* an ICANN policy--it is an IETF policy codified in the
RFCs before ICANN existed.

NO!

No to .js and double NO to deviating from the RFCs on ccTLDs. All
potential ccTLDs should remain reserved.

spaesani AT mail.com wrote:
>
> Not all 2 letters are country codes. From my view ICAN 's policies
> don't need to be repeated where they incur unnecessary restrictions.
>
> I move for a review of that condition of the policy.
>
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> spaesani AT mail.com
>
> Friday, 26 August 2016, 04:35AM -04:00 from Tim Groeneveld tim AT timg.ws
> <mailto:tim AT timg.ws>:
>
> Two letter TLDs are reserved for country codes.
>
>
> ---- On Fri, 26 Aug 2016 15:19:24 +1000 * 1073384916 AT qq.com
> </compose?To=1073384916 AT qq.com> * wrote ----
>
> We Want to propose the TLD .JS, and the .JS is going to be
> according all OpenNic Policies .
>

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