Content/Use Restrictions. You also agree that, in using the Program: (i) you will not monitor, gather, copy, or distribute the Content (except as may be a result of standard search engine activity or use of a standard browser) on the Program by using any robot, rover, “bot”, spider, scraper, crawler, spyware, engine, device, software, extraction tool, or any other automatic device, utility, or manual process of any kind; (ii) you will not frame or utilize framing techniques to enclose any such Content (including any images, text, or page layout); (iii) you will keep intact all Trademark, copyright, and other intellectual property notices contained in such Content; (iv) you will not use such Content in a manner that suggests an unauthorized association with any of our or our licensors’ products, services, or brands; (v) you will not make any modifications to such Content;(vi) you will not modify, reproduce, archive, sell, lease, rent, exchange, create derivative works from, publish by hard copy or electronic means, publicly perform, display, disseminate, distribute, broadcast, retransmit, circulate to any third party or on any third-party application or websites, or otherwise use or exploit such Content in any way for any purpose except as specifically permitted by these Terms or any Additional Terms or with the prior written consent of an officer of ours or, in the case of Content from a licensor, the owner of the Content; and (vii) you will not insert any code or product to manipulate such Content in any way that adversely affects any user experience.
Content/Use Restrictions. The use of TLD by the Registry Operator or an affiliate will be governed by an acceptable use policy. This policy stipulates that content and use of domains in the TLD are supportive of the mission and purpose of the TLD and are used in an acceptable fashion to assist with sharing the message and teachings of the Catholic Church. Registrations within the TLD will be initially for a one (1) year term only. Prior to expiry of each registration, use of each domain will be reviewed and renewal will occur should the domain be in use and comply with the guidelines of the acceptable use policy.
Content/Use Restrictions. Registration implies compliance with a fair use that only allows a use harmless to the image of museums and the community. Non-compliance will result in suspension or termination of the domain name. This fair use will suppose among other things on notions such as legitimate interest and bona fide for registration of domain names, that the registrant must be able to justify in case of a challenge related to the domain name use.
Content/Use Restrictions. Registry Operator will have an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) that will govern how a registrant may use its registered name. All TLD domains will serve the needs of the community. By registering a name in the TLD, you agree to be bound by the terms of this AUP. In using your TLD domain, you may not:
Content/Use Restrictions. The TLD shall be used for the benefit of the community. All domain names must serve the needs of the REIT community, and can be cancelled if they do not. Serving the needs of the REIT community shall include providing information about or offering services relating to a registrant’s REIT. Thus, the TLD will ensure its integrity and purpose as an authorized source of REIT-related information and services for investors, media, interested members of the public, or people who use the services of REITs- such as tenants of REIT properties. Registry Operator will bolster this general policy with an affirmative duty upon registrants to establish use of all domain names within one year of registration, which may include forwarding the domain name to an existing TLD that serves the needs of the REIT community. In addition, as part of the regular renewal process for domain names, registrants shall reaffirm current eligibility as a REIT and use in accordance within the TLD content and use policy. Enforcement Registry Operator will further delineate the particular uses that are not allowable- for example: unlawful activities, spamming, causing consumer confusion, or reselling the domain names- and prominently display links to such policies on the TLD domain name registration website. Registry Operator will also specifically prohibit registration of domain names “solely for the purpose of selling, trading or leasing the domain names for compensation.” Registry Operator’s 6-member Team described above shall ensure continued compliance with Registry Operator’s eligibility, naming, content & use policies through random audits of all registered domain names on a regular basis. In addition, Registry Operator will place a prominently displayed contact email on the TLD home page as a point of contact for this Team. Registry Operator will adopt a modified version of the ICANN Charter Eligibility Dispute Resolution Procedure, called the “Community Eligibility Dispute Resolution Procedure” (“CEDRP”), and Registry Operator’s representatives are currently engaged in discussions with third party service providers to administer the CEDRP. Only slight modifications will be made to incorporate the eligibility policy above. Registry Operator will also adopt a robust Eligibility Reconsideration Policy (“ERP”) to ensure accountability of the TLD to the international REIT community through a reconsideration process of Registry Operator decisions that:
Content/Use Restrictions. You also agree that, in using the Site, you will: (i) not monitor, gather, copy, or distribute the Content (except as may result from standard search engine activity or use of a standard browser) on the Site by using any robot, rover, “bot”, spider, scraper, crawler, spyware, engine, device, software, extraction tool, or any other automatic device, utility, or manual process of any kind; (ii) not frame or utilize framing techniques to enclose any such Content (including any images, text, or page layout), except as necessary to utilize the countdown timer application (“Timer”) on the Site; (iii) keep intact all Trademark, copyright, and other intellectual property notices contained in such Content; (iv) not use such Content in a manner that suggests an unauthorized association with any of our or our licensors’ products, services, or brands; (v) not make any modifications to such Content (other than to the extent otherwise permitted in these Terms or any Additional Terms); (vi) not modify, reproduce, archive, sell, lease, rent, exchange, create derivative works from, publish by hard copy or electronic means, publicly perform, display, disseminate, distribute, broadcast, retransmit, circulate to any third party or on any third-party application or website, or otherwise use or exploit such Content in any way for any purpose except as specifically permitted by these Terms or any Additional Terms or with the prior written consent of an officer of Sendtric or, in the case of Content from a licensor, the owner of the Content, except as reasonably necessary to utilize the Timer in your email campaigns or; and (vii) not insert any code or product to manipulate such Content in any way that adversely affects any user experience. Notwithstanding the forgoing, Sendtric Pro subscribers will be able to utilize the Timer in connection with other services Sendric Pro subscribers are providing to clients or customers; provided, such Sendtric Pro subscribers’ clients or customers shall subject to all of the restrictions set forth in Subsections 3(B)(i) through 3(B)(vii) set forth above.
Content/Use Restrictions. Registry Operator and the structuring entities of the community will use the majority of the domain names in the TLD referring to trademark. The use of other domain names will be delegated to the members and associates. The websites visible on a domain name in TLD must comply with the fundamental principles and values of the Movement. Registry Operator reserves the right to withdraw the use of a domain name from a member or associate if the corresponding website threatens the brand image, the activity of the Movement, or public decency. Specific measures will be set up if a domain name is registered with mal-‐intent.
Content/Use Restrictions. Registrants must comply with the .ECO Purpose and Principles and provide accurate information in their .ECO-profiles. Applicants must complete an .ECO-profile that includes a series of mandatory and voluntary questions about commitments, memberships, certification, reporting and other activities undertaken in support of Community goals. Responses will form an .ECO-profile webpage that will be added to a public online database called the .ECO System. Registrant .ECO-profiles will be linked to the registrant’s .ECO domain via a .ECO logo trust-xxxx. The Organization will develop a process to establish, regularly review, and update the .ECO-profile Registrant questions. The types of .ECO use will be not-for-profit, business, individual, government, and product. Organization will develop a method to flag controversial strings based on: existing public policy, community recommendations; industry sector and green-washing watch-lists; and research⁄surveys. Controversial names will not be automatically blocked but registrants selecting flagged names will be notified that registration will be subject to additional scrutiny. Registry, in consultation with Organization, will develop a set of review guidelines to maximize .ECO System accuracy and to ensure compliance with the .ECO eligibility requirements. Registry will report annually on review process and results to the Organization. To use a .ECO domain name a registrant must sign a Registrant Agreement that explains the actions they will need to take in support of the .ECO purpose and policies. Registrants must review and⁄or update their .ECO-profiles at least annually. Non-compliant Registrants will be reminded by the Registry 30 and 10 days prior to the mandatory review date. Domain names with .ECO-profiles that remain non-compliant 12 months after the review date will be subject to takedown proceedings. This requirement further strengthens our rights protection and WHOIS accuracy mechanisms. Anywhere a registrant references .ECO (or Dot Eco) and⁄or the .ECO logo, the registrant’s corresponding Eco-profile URL must also be displayed (i.e., as a footnote or hyperlink) as the .ECO logo must directly reference the registrant’s .ECO-profile. Registrants must complete all mandatory .ECO-profile questions. Registrants can indicate if the information in their .ECO-profile has been independently verified, and if so, include the verifier and validity⁄expiry dates.
Content/Use Restrictions. Registry Operator and the structuring entities of the community will use the majority of the domain names in the TLD referring to trademark. The use of other domain names will be delegated to the members and associates. The websites visible on a domain name in TLD must comply with the fundamental principles and values of the Movement. Registry Operator reserves the right to withdraw the use of a domain name from a member or associate if the corresponding website threatens the brand image, the activity of the Movement, or public decency. Specific measures will be set up if a domain name is registered with mal-‐intent. Enforcement Because Registry Operator is the “single registrant” of the TLD, the risk of conflicts will be reduced to a minimum. Registry Operator will delegate the use of domain names to the members and associates on a “first come, first served” basis. To implement the policies described above, Registry Operator intends to entrust the development of the TLD to a specific department named « GT Internet », which is already responsible for validating the domain name requests from some members, acting as a go-‐between with the registrars and verifying how domain names that refer to the brand are used by community members. This team is made up today of 10 people, divided into two groups: ∗ The first one is in charge of animating websites and enriching content (editorial and promotional). ∗ The second one is in charge of the website creation part, customer relationship, internal and external communication The second group manages the domains names and will continue this mission extended to the TLD by instruction of the Registry Operator. Creation of three positions to respond to the specific needs of the registry is anticipated. The three positions opened correspond to one position in charge of the project, one position as customer support and one technical position. At the launch of the TLD, the three people will be involved in receiving the requests for the use of domain names from members and associates, to verify the membership of the applicant and to decide on the request. They will also have to verify that the domain names correspond effectively to a trademark during the sunrise period and that they respect the rules established in Registry Operator’s response to question 18 of its New gTLD Program application. During the following years, the customer support will be the only one in charge of this task. Registry Operator will monitor the us...
Content/Use Restrictions. The role and importance of the domain name is based on the meaning an average user would reasonably make in the context of that domain name. This criterion also applies to the strength of the documentation or proof required of the registrant. Pre-defined uses of the name space, especially names with significance for Performers or organizers of sport from a public service or public interest standpoint, is developed through special programs with strong selection processes, based on proposals made by parties interested in providing content on such domain names. This process not only covers the identity and legitimacy of the party entrusted with the operation of the domain(s), but also a defined obligations with respect to the content to provide for the benefit of the public.
