Nominet UK - Terms and Conditions



		CHOOSING A DOMAIN NAME HOW TO REGISTER AFTER REGISTRATION MAKING CHANGES TO YOUR DOMAIN NAME
		Expanded WHOIS comments
Terms and Conditions Registration Fees List of Nominet Members Choosing an ISP Understanding your Contract Direct Registrations Proposed Terms and Conditions - Summary of Changes - Revised Terms and Conditions (Word) - Revised Terms and Conditions (pdf) - Consultation Responses		I fully support the plans to allow opt-out of the expanded WHOIS for individuals on grounds of privacy, where the type of registrant is 'IND'. I would also support the ability for 'OTHER' registrants to opt out. We have a few clients who have registered domains for national organisations which are non-profit, club type associations. They have no official address to be used in the registration, and association officers change annually. Therefore the listed registrant address for the organisation is the address of the webmaster, which is a relatively stable position. They are also best placed to understand and deal with communications from Nominet. That address is therefore personal and should have the same rights to privacy - however under the proposed rules the registrant type would have to be specified as IND which is false. Debi Cox Domains Administrator PR Newswire (tag OIT)