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Create an FAQ to help school districts think twice about registering a .gov domain #284

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h-m-f-t opened this issue May 1, 2024 · 2 comments
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h-m-f-t commented May 1, 2024

Issue description

School districts are technically eligible for .gov, but it's an awkward fit. We should draft an FAQ about this, post it online, and share it with relevant parties.

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  • Create content in our FAQ doc
  • Consider what text should be updated to point to this FAQ

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There are states (Utah, California) with laws requiring .gov's use, and it's being interpreted to include schools. There are also misunderstandings about the SLCGP, .gov, and school districts that this could help address.

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katypies commented Oct 2, 2024

@h-m-f-t - this still seems valuable. Thoughts on trying to address this? I see it also impacting Analyst workflow and communications if there's stronger public guidance.

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h-m-f-t commented Oct 2, 2024

Still a good idea and we should draft something. The hard part is syncing it with others' equities. Let's keep it open.

@h-m-f-t h-m-f-t moved this from 👶 New to 🍦 Backlog in .gov Product Board Oct 13, 2024
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