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MTS - Video: Hello and welcome to the CCNSO Universal Acceptance Committee session. My name is Claudia Ruiz and I, along with my colleague Joche Brecken, are the remote participation managers for this session. Please note that this session is being recorded and is governed by the ICANN Community Participant Code of Conduct.

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MTS - Video: For the benefit of other participants, please state your name for the record and speak at a reasonable pace. Thank you, and with that, I will now hand the floor over to Sami Mohammed Ali, Chair of the USC. Thank you.

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MTS - Video: Good morning, good afternoon, good evening for whoever is joining from wherever. Thank you, Claudia, for the introduction.

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MTS - Video: I would like to start by saying, assalamu alaikum. This is Arabic for peace be on you, and as we are chairing the Universal Acceptance Committee, so we would like to promote all the different languages and communication, as well as within the…

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MTS - Video: Internet, when it comes to the, universal acceptance.

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MTS - Video: So, starting with this, first of all, can we have the slide?

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MTS - Video: And just to introduce, I have Vice Chair Maria with me from Russia.

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MTS - Video: So we have the current agenda. We also have remote participants, and Vice Chair Regina is attending remotely. Okay, I was trying to connect to zoom, and I was unable. Just give me a sec.

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MTS - Video: So do we have Regina on camera? Can we show her?

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MTS - Video: Or get her to say hello?

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: Hi, hello from Krak.

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MTS - Video: Mariana.

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: Thanks to Indonesia. Hi Sami, hello.

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: So, we will probably introduce the new leadership of the… of the Universal Acceptance Committee, and, the Chair and, Vice Chair. One of the Vice Chair is there present in person, but please do not hesitate to reach to any of us with the topics related to Universal Acceptance. Thank you.

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MTS - Video: Thank you, Regina, for that.

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MTS - Video: introduction. So just going through the agenda, we'll be, as I mentioned, the introduction, and we would just like to highlight the role that UAC would be playing during the coming

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MTS - Video: term, which will be about bridging CCTLDs with the ecosystem of universal acceptance, and sharing information and developing the relevant.

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MTS - Video: Technical as well as political policies to promote and create more adoption when it comes to universal acceptance.

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MTS - Video: We have done a lot of work in the past 3 years with our previous leadership of UAC and the UAC Committee, and narrowed down the whole process to a certain number of.

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MTS - Video: themes that we will share during the presentation, and from there, we will work on developing action plan for the UAC committee, as well as the wider CCTLD community to work towards adoption, and hopefully having a positive.

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MTS - Video: promotion of… creating more adoption within the community when it comes to universal acceptance and IDNs.

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MTS - Video: You okay? Would you like to take over from the next slide?

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MTS - Video: I think that was my mistake. Sorry.

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MTS - Video: out of habit, I opened my microphone in Zoom as well. So, what you see here on this slide are some examples of, UAC work that really works. So, there have been a few.

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MTS - Video: initiatives in the past regarding universal acceptance that, where the UAC actively played a role.

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MTS - Video: One of them, for instance, is the contribution in relationship building with universities. So the Universal Acceptance Committee welcomed

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MTS - Video: a guest presentation from colleagues at ICANN Org regarding cooperation between ICANN and universities regarding the curriculum for UA at universities. There was also.

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MTS - Video: past initiatives regarding UA Day, and colleagues can definitely speak more about that, but however, CCTLDs and the Universal Acceptance Committee has been actively contributing to UA Day events.

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MTS - Video: Including, for instance, the selection of certain initiatives, where the UAC played a role as well.

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MTS - Video: Furthermore, USC developed a two pager about universal acceptance.

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MTS - Video: And that is really a short document with some information about what universal acceptance is, how CCTLDs can play a role, and it's a document which is supposed to be evergreen and can always be shared with those interested if needed.

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MTS - Video: Sami, was that what you wanted me to introduce? Any additional comments?

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MTS - Video: No, thank you. Thank you, Yuki.

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MTS - Video: Can we go to the next slide, please?

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MTS - Video: So… so we… prior to the UAC meeting, we went through the SurveyMonkey to do.

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MTS - Video: evaluation of how UAC can support in the themes that have been created over the past year for promoting UA adoption.

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MTS - Video: And, from the results, can we go to the next slide to give them a…

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MTS - Video: An understanding of how the teams are.

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MTS - Video: So there were 8 emerging themes that were derived from the discussions of UAC and the work that went through in the last year.

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MTS - Video: So email is the front door and is often locked.

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MTS - Video: Was considered to be the first theme when it comes to your adoption.

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MTS - Video: One weak gate breaks the whole chain, so it's about, legacy security concerns that each organization has currently.

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MTS - Video: government move markets, so it's more of, how government policies and government projects can engage and develop the UA adoption.

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MTS - Video: So, awareness, again, people fear what they don't… they never know, so having different languages online was another issue that we need to build on in terms of when it comes for awareness, that people tasted, so.

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MTS - Video: an environment for testing such services and UA services is what we want to look at as well. Part of the…

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MTS - Video: teams show the money. It's, again, economical factor when it comes to looking at how the business will develop and how we can promote UA.

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MTS - Video: The new frontier, AI Must Learn UA, is another… is a very important point when it comes to the current infrastructure we have with AI being pushed in each government organization, or each organization around the world.

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MTS - Video: So, they should be able to comply with UA and support the UA development.

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MTS - Video: Names carry identity is more of a pride of individual identity when it comes to using your own language or your own.

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MTS - Video: Entity as a country, and cultural representation when it's a language.

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MTS - Video: Next slide, please.

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MTS - Video: So, I don't want to go into the graph more, because this is what the results are, and these are the themes. If we can have the next slide where we can show the…

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MTS - Video: yeah, the quadrants of where… so the whole idea of this exercise was to identify top 3 themes that we can work on in the next year as a work plan, part of the UAC committee, and the wider CCTLD community, identify

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MTS - Video: some volunteer CCTLDs to take over and work on these themes.

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MTS - Video: Produce results, and then we share it and pass on.

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MTS - Video: So it can be a… no one needs to replicate the same kind of task, and we create, for example, an email server in Arabic in one country, send it across to another country, they can use the same replica, same applies to Russian language, Chinese language, wherever we have

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MTS - Video: Multiple nations using the same language, we can replicate that process to save the time.

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MTS - Video: So, let me just highlight the UAC's bridging gap will be…

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MTS - Video: Or the three themes that have come up are email server being the first, or email use to support with the UA adoption. Second was the awareness and capacity building within the community, and…

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MTS - Video: test environment to be shared among different CCTLDs and different language-speaking nations to have a flavor of how the emails work in their own language and give them a taste of how it is used.

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MTS - Video: And we will be working on all the themes and promoting the…

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MTS - Video: UAC's main objective of bridging the gap between the CCTLDs and the UA service providers or UA content providers, and depending on that, we will…

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MTS - Video: promote these themes.

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MTS - Video: You okay? Do you have a comment?

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MTS - Video: Thanks, Sami. So, indeed, so the bridge role is very, very important here. It's also, as you can see, a small committee, even though we welcome any input from those that are not

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MTS - Video: by the UAC. So, in order to make sure that we come up with something realistic, the idea was to look at these eight themes, because it's clear that the committee cannot undertake all of them. It doesn't mean that some are less important than others. However.

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MTS - Video: The idea of the survey was really to prioritize or to come up with some assessment, like what are the themes that are.

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MTS - Video: relevant to multiple regions, and where do you think UAC can play a role in each of those 8 themes?

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MTS - Video: So, out of the results of the SurveyMonkey questionnaire, well, the results are now

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MTS - Video: put in a visible format in these four quadrants. And as you can see on the quadrants, they're… the focus of your survey responses was towards the right of the vertical axis.

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MTS - Video: Which means, some of the themes have been identified as being really of high relevance.

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MTS - Video: Where there could potentially be a big role for the UAC to play in those themes, whereas for others, at the bottom right quadrant, you can see that there are some of the actions were identified as, potential

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MTS - Video: options. And, yeah, so those have been parked for the moment. So the first question would be, now that you see the results of the survey being visually available to you, do you agree with that assessment? Do you agree that

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MTS - Video: Okay, Maria Kolesnikova for the record. So, I think that, my impression from this survey was that we were recognizing the main problems connected with universal acceptance adoption, and what is felt by the people.

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MTS - Video: around the world, exactly CCTLD representatives. So, I think that, for example, email, as a front door, this is the really big topic.

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MTS - Video: And this is, the most functional, thing that should be done, because, many ccTLDs, meet… face this barrier when we talk about the IDN support and, better usage by.

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MTS - Video: users. So, it means that, yes, I agree, for example, with this point. As for the 4 and 5 topics, I think that, it reflects, more.

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MTS - Video: the attitude of CCTLDs to the, how grow IDNs, because, many CCTLDs still face the problem with.

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MTS - Video: the amount of registered domain names, second-level domain names in the IDNCCTLD, so it means that still, some questions regarding marketing of IDNs, promoting them, making popular, it's still, thing that we need to talk about and think about.

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MTS - Video: And, of course, it's very well connected with universal acceptance adoption problems, also. And, regarding the…

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MTS - Video: 0.5. Separately, I want to add that this was discussed in our committee, and the idea was to set some testing

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MTS - Video: between, testbeds, EIE test-ready testbeds that are already exist, for example, in some CCTLDs, who works on universal acceptance. So, we talked, for example, that it can be done, like, some…

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MTS - Video: plan to discuss, some action items regarding these priorities. So this will be the next step, and we will see what Universal Acceptance Committee can do, else. Thank you.

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MTS - Video: Any other comments, Regina, do you have?

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: Hello.

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: Regina Fukshova for records. We already discussed it, when we went through the survey, that.

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: I think it's not surprising, like, this, categorization and…

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: I would see the most possible progress also with this point 4 and 5, and I don't think it's connected only with the marketing of the CCTLD, but really with

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: Like, the way how people… like, not the marketing of domain names, but the way how people

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Regina Fuchsova .eu: use and think about the internet tools. And I think this is very important. And it was already mentioned that the universal acceptance curricula, we see a high potential as well, because there is connection with universities at many levels, at the local level, with the CCTLDs.

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MTS - Video: Thank you, Regina. Dr. Sarmad, would you like to comment on these themes? Because from the UA expert working group, we have had something similar when it comes to the…

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MTS - Video: type of, not themes, but the action items came out from the Universal Acceptance Working Group.

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MTS - Video: Are they in line with the ICANN's… proposed approach of.

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MTS - Video: So, as far as the guidelines, are concerned, there are two, I think, levels the guidelines address. One is more global level, which, talks about, of course, that the underlying tools

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MTS - Video: Then, obviously, it is important that the capacity locally obviously should be developed as well. So that those tools and resources which are already actually UA ready

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MTS - Video: This is also especially important, because when we talk to big tech organizations, and we, you know, we're talking to them to support UA, they are looking for more examples of use.

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MTS - Video: And that's something which obviously can be produced, from ground up. And these, some of these items are directly tackling

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MTS - Video: That kind of, issue to build capacity, but to lead eventually to actual use of these domain names and email addresses.

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MTS - Video: So so yes, I think these are aligned. And you know, as from ICANN perspective as well, we'd be happy to provide any support which is needed. Thank you.

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MTS - Video: Thank you, Sami. So, I think we can repeat the question, whether UAC agrees that item 1, 4, and 5 are indeed the focus priorities to further explore?

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MTS - Video: I see the hand. Anna Karakhanian wants to say something.

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Anna Karakhanyan .am/.հայ: Hello, my name is Anna Karakhanyan from Registry AM High, and I absolutely agree with Regina that 4 and 5

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Anna Karakhanyan .am/.հայ: are very important points, because of… I remember that.

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Anna Karakhanyan .am/.հայ: In Armenia, internet began to work.

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Anna Karakhanyan .am/.հայ: it can say this way. After Skype, because, as you know, Armenia has a very big diaspora in the whole world, and they need to contact their relatives, and they, began to.

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Anna Karakhanyan .am/.հայ: use, Skype, Adna Klasnik, etc. And, the.

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Anna Karakhanyan .am/.հայ: before, before taste it, before use it, they, we will give them possibility to, try it. Thank you.

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MTS - Video: Thank you, Anna and Sami for the record.

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MTS - Video: So, okay, answering the question of, from the UAC, it seems that there is a majority

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MTS - Video: Recommendation that these three teams should be the one.

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MTS - Video: To initiate work plan for next year for the UAAC and the community.

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MTS - Video: And using that, we were also gonna request, if Masha, if I remember correctly, about, the discussion was to get involved more CCTLDs.

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MTS - Video: Sorry, you were gonna… if you want, I'm happy to explain the the exercise. So

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MTS - Video: The idea was to further think about potential actions. So now that UAC has identified Theme 1, 4, and 5 as priority themes.

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MTS - Video: It is time to think on how to execute on those themes. And that is why we would like to do some brainstorming today. So what you see here in the room are three corners.

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MTS - Video: 4… And five?

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MTS - Video: And, the idea is to, gather around those corners and start with the brainstorming. For those that attend remotely, we have some Google documents prepared. I will pass them in the chat, so you can contribute, remotely via the Google Docs as well.

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MTS - Video: After this session, we will evaluate all input, both from the session here on-site and those from remote participants, and yeah, we'll come back to further evaluation at the next meeting, I presume.

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MTS - Video: Thanks, Sami.

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MTS - Video: Thank you, Yuki. Sami for the record. So, can I request.

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MTS - Video: People to gather around 1, 4, and 5, depending on what their preference is, or what they have ideas on how we can work towards implementation.

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MTS - Video: And we can work on some kind of, drafting

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MTS - Video: Some work items or action items for the next few months from that.

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MTS - Video: And we will have around 15 minutes?

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MTS - Video: If I'm not wrong.

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MTS - Video: Or… Confirm.

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MTS - Video: Sorry. 15 min for sure. Maybe a little bit more. We'll let you know.

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MTS - Video: Okay, so we can start with 15 minutes for the…

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MTS - Video: I I also suggest to choose chairs of the groups. So who will lead the work?

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MTS - Video: I can take email if possible. So

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MTS - Video: Yeah, go ahead. You will. What, Sami? Do you want to lead some group?

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MTS - Video: Okay, now you, everyone who is in the room, you can join and choose the group that you want. In this corner, regarding the ERA support.

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MTS - Video: This corner about the user experience, lets people taste it, how to work with IDNs, and the fourth one is…

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MTS - Video: Alejandra will help us. Thank you, Alejandra, very much.

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MTS - Video: This is, for the discussion of, why, users.

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MTS - Video: I would rephrase, how to motivate users to use ADNs more, and

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MTS - Video: What they feel about iDance, okay?

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