Experiment 2

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Here at dnsseal.org, we have two primary goals. First, it is our goal to define and categorize Internet behaviors in order to clarify which behaviors are generally considered good, bad, and ambiguous. Below you will find information on a number of common Internet behaviors. Our second goal is to create a Seal of Approval, which will outline best practices within the DNS industry. Companies and organizations with the DNS Seal of Approval will agree to follow a code of conduct that not only prohibits abusive (bad) behaviors but also encourages responsible (good) behaviors. We want to recognize and encourage good actors in the DNS industry and create public awareness in order to help Internet users make informed decisions.
 * See Accreditation Programs for other examples of best practice certifications.

Article of the Week Additional Rights Protection Mechanisms

The term Additional Rights Protection Mechanisms (RPMs) encompasses rights protection policies that go beyond the scope of what ICANN mandates. ICANN policy does address forms of rights protection, and additional RPMs build off of and supplement ICANN's current policies.

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Internet Behaviors

ICANN Policy & U.S. Legislation