Kevin Dinn wrote:
> Well, whether we call it "Terms and Conditions" or "Code of Conduct" it
> still has to be put in writing pretty soon. Why can't all this stuff (ie.
> the rules under which DNAs operate) just all be put in one document that
> DNAs sign, we can think of a name for it later.
> 

If everyone agrees, sure it'll go in there.  But I was thinking the code
of conduct would be something that the general public would be able to
read and understand.

I'd imagine a "Terms and Conditions" document signed by successful DNAs
might have a bunch of stuff in there that consumers wouldn't care about,
like the legal relationship between DNAs, ADNA and the central
repository.  The CORE-MOU http://www.gtld-mou.org/docs/core-mou.htm is
an example.  Incidentally, here's what that document says about pricing:

Article 6b: "Each Registrar may charge such fees, if any, as it
determines, in its reasonable discretion, for the services it performs."

Leni.