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https://icannwiki.com/.free

On Thu, Sep 8, 2016 at 15:23, kevin <krattai AT gmail.com> wrote:

I cannot find any press release or any other information to verify .free
availability via ICANN.

On one specific site, they are "pre-applying" but only acknowledge that
the Tld is submitted for review, but not whether it IS being reviewed.

Can anyone point to definitive ICANN info?

hmmm  ...  found on ICANN:

https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/viewstatus

search for free and find all but Amazon application withdrawn:

805   FREE   Over Keep, LLC   US
Contact name: Daniel Schindler
Contact email: overkeep AT donuts.co
Application ID: 1-1465-93738
Application status: Withdrawn
Evaluation result: Pass IE
Updates
PICs
▶   1048   FREE   Top Level Domain Holdings Limited   US
Contact name: Michael Salazar
Contact email: tas.minds.machines.6 AT gmail.com
Application ID: 1-1039-66889
Application status: Withdrawn
Updates
PICs
▶   1161   FREE   Amazon EU S.à r.l.   LU
Contact name: Lorna Gradden
Contact email: lorna.gradden.am1 AT valideus.com
Application ID: 1-1316-21923
Application status: Transition to Delegation
Evaluation result: Pass IE
Updates
▶   1468   FREE   Uniregistry, Corp.   KY
Contact name: Frank Schilling
Contact email: contact AT uniregistry.com
Application ID: 1-845-38175
Application status: Withdrawn
Evaluation result: Pass IE
Updates
▶   1802   FREE   Charleston Road Registry Inc.   US
Contact name: Sarah Falvey
Contact email: tas-contact2 AT google.com
Application ID: 1-1141-1851
Application status: Withdrawn
Evaluation result: Pass IE
Updates

Kevin

On Thu, 2016-09-08 at 20:24 +0100, Angélica Luna wrote:

How about moving our .free domains to a different TLD, maybe creating
a new one such as .open, rather than dropping them? I'm the creator
of .free and I think .open would best match the original intent of the
TLD.

El 2016-09-08 a las 20:13, Jeff Taylor escribió:

In the past we have always left it up to a member vote, however the
vote has always leaned towards remaining compatible with ICANN.
That doesn't mean this time won't be different.  If we vote to
retain our own version of .free, it means nobody using opennic DNS
servers can reach the icann .free websites.  Unfortunately there is
no middle ground here, it has to be one way or the other.

On 09/08/2016 12:17 PM, Angélica Luna wrote:

I was told OpenNIC wouldn't drop TLDs because of ICANN's open root
policy. Has this changed?                             v

El 2016-09-08 a las 19:03, Jeff Taylor escribió:

It was mentioned on IRC today that the .free TLD has been taken
over by ICANN, which puts opennic in conflict.  Can anyone
confirm if this is actually the case?

If this is true, then we only have two options... retain our TLD
and conflict with ICANN, or drop our TLD and all of the domains
underneath it (there are currently 150 registered domains).

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