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Patrick Mevzek

ICANN: "I'm happy to report that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has set the expected evaluation fee for the next round of new generic top-level domain (gTLD) applications. The expected fee will be USD $227,000."

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@pmevzek is it still ~$15,000 quarterly to service them?

And does this mean we can blame ICANN for causing our domain prices to keep increasing? I just got an email that all the new TLDs are cranking up in price again

like WTF is ICANN even doing with this money???????
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Patrick Mevzek

@feld Their PR: icann.org/en/blogs/details/ica ; Fee is said to be "just" to cover the cost to be revenue-neutral (seems in domain names there are no economy at scale… as more gTLDs are expected at this round than previous). As for previous money (gTLDs auctions, etc.) not used a decade after, there is a grant program to see how to dispose of $217 millions :-) domainincite.com/29692-icann-o

www.icann.orgICANN Sets Expected Evaluation Fee for New gTLD Applications in the Next RoundThe Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has set the expected evaluation fee for the next round of new generic top-level domain (gTLD) applications.
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@pmevzek that is a LOT of money sitting around that could be funding open source development...
Patrick Mevzek

@feld ICANN has lots of constituencies/stakeholders (registries, registrars, LEA, IP, etc.) but barely registrants and even less software developers or open source ones. Aka: that specific funding will never happen.

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@pmevzek I'd like to see us evolve above the need of ICANN but we're talking about fracturing the internet and creating a whole new "web" with a completely different namespace and authority which is not gonna gain traction quickly

but it could be a huge benefit to people who want to self-host services and break free from the current corporatized web that's trying to strangle to death any signs of innovation
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