2.8 milyon Euro kadro değeri olan takım Konferans Ligi'nde tur atladı: UEFA Konferans Ligi'nde Letonya ekibi Auda'yı penaltılarla eleyen Kuzey İrlanda temsilcisi Larne, 2. eleme turuna yükseldi.

Konferans Ligi'nde 1. eleme turu rövanşları, tek maçla başladı.

İlk maçı 0-0 sona eren eşleşmenin rövanşında Auda ile Larne karşılaştı.

Normal süresi ve uzatmaları 2-2 biten karşılaşmada ev sahibi… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/2.8-milyon-euro-kadro-degeri-olan-takim-konferans-ligi-nde-tur-atladi-242186.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #KonferansLigi #Larne #Auda #Futbol #SporHaberleri

It’s a lot of fun that #auDA has started trawling through all .au domains to check eligibility (where by “a lot of fun” I mean “an enormous time sink and stress creator”).

Many long-standing businesses with domains that haven’t needed to be touched in 10+ years are suddenly finding their domains threatened with deletion because they’re old enough (20+ years) that they were registered by Melbourne IT/WebCentral with a registrant ID of 000000000 instead of the actual ABN/ACN.

Didn't think I'd be doing this again, but here we are.

#AuDA are pulling the same stunt with my radio club that they pulled with me 18 months ago, lodging a domain dispute and giving us saying the organisation is not eligible as at not-for-profit and giving us 14 days to prove otherwise.

This is despite:
1) Section 1.4 of their administration policy defining an NFP as an incorporated association.
2) Said club is an incorporated association.
3) Said club provided the incorporated association registration certificate when they applied for the domain.

Having resupplied the association certificate, I hope this is more straight forward than the last interaction I have had with AuDA.

Having said this, I wonder what the hell is going on at AuDA and if this is part of a data verification activity that this is a gross abuse of the dispute process.

A simple “hi, its been x years can we verify your details” would have been enough if that's all this is about.

Anyway, instead I am now going to find the complaints process to (try) and hold AuDA to account, because this behaviour just stinks.

@saera not sure if you still have any involvement over there, but any suggestions who I could best contact? :)

(If you’ve this far and wonder why I am so triggered, see https://www.vk7ben.au/2023/07/12/the-domain-saga/)

#domains #tld #auda #badbehaviour

In 2023, #auDA undertook community consultation on proposed amendments to the .au Licensing Rules.

We made a submission, specifically commenting on the Public Interest Test for domain allocation.

We are disappointed that our recommendation to include malicious #misinformation as part of the Public Interest Test was not adopted and look forward to working with auDA to better shape #policy in an age of #generativeAI.

Read our submission here: https://www.auda.org.au/consultation/consultation-au-licensing-rules-proposed-minor-administrative-amendments