Milton is both right, and a bit off here.
ICANN's barriers to entry are the cause
Transfer of financial resources is the result.
As well, this prevents building registry capacity in developing regions of the globe.
It also reduces registry level input, from those regions, into ICANN policy development.
Engagement requires, and builds, capacity.

Sam L

 

I still have to quibble with this “transfer of resources’ framing of the issue.

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The real problem is that incumbent operators in North America are grabbing most of this sticky market because TLD operators from the developing world are excluded by the massive entry barriers created by ICANN. It’s not transference, its entry barriers.

 

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