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20(d) Explain the relationship between the applied-for gTLD string and the community identified in 20(a)

gTLDFull Legal NameE-mail suffixDetail
.halalAsia Green IT System Bilgisayar San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti.nsline.comView
• relationship to the established name, if any, of the community.

The word “HALAL” is the core fundamental of the Halal service providers community. Without the philosophy of “Halal”, no such a community would be shaped.


• relationship to the identification of community members.

As stated above, community members will feel an affinity and self-identification with the .HALAL TLD. As adoption of .HALAL grows, use of domains using this community TLD will grow exponentially, helping to cement the obvious connection between the string and the community. Our community members are the producers or service providers of the halal products.



• any connotations the string may have beyond the community.

AGITSYS knows of no other connotations the .HALAL string might have outside of this community.
gTLDFull Legal NameE-mail suffixDetail
.barcelonaMunicipi de Barcelonajosoc.catView
(d)Explain the relationship between the applied-for gTLD string and the community identified in 20(a).
Explanations should clearly state:

relationship to the established name, if any, of the community.
relationship to the identification of community members.
any connotations the string may have beyond the community.


d) i. Relationship to the established name, if any, of the community.

The name of the gTLD string matches the name of the community, based on the name of the City.

d) ii. Relationship to the identification of community members.

The identification is immediately recognizable, being the name of the TLD that of the community, and its unique and well-known significance and use.

d) iii. Any connotations the string may have beyond the community.

The word “BARCELONA” has no other meaning in Catalan. Neither in Spanish, French, English, nor in any other relevant language. It may have different meanings in other languages unknown to the applicant, but completely irrelevant to the community or to the purposes of the TLD.