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# human trafficking; and <br/>   

# human trafficking; and <br/>   

# specific and credible incitements to violence. <Br/>

# specific and credible incitements to violence. <Br/>

Otherwise, registrars and registries have their own acceptable terms of use policies for covering these and additional forms of abuse.<ref>[https://dnsabuseframework.org/media/files/2020-05-29_DNSAbuseFramework.pdf DNS Abuse Framework, May 29, 2020}</ref>

Otherwise, registrars and registries have their own acceptable terms of use policies for covering these and additional forms of abuse.<ref>[https://dnsabuseframework.org/media/files/2020-05-29_DNSAbuseFramework.pdf DNS Abuse Framework, May 29, 2020]</ref>

Finally, it briefly outlines the roles of [[ICANN]], [[Trusted Notifier]]s, DNS actors, and parties who can remove content (Site operators, [[Registrant]]s, and hosting providers).  

Finally, it briefly outlines the roles of [[ICANN]], [[Trusted Notifier]]s, DNS actors, and parties who can remove content (Site operators, [[Registrant]]s, and hosting providers).

==History==

==History==

The framework was originally launched in October 2019 with '''11''' signatories. As of August 2021, there were '''48''' signatory registrars and registries, including:  

The framework was originally launched in October 2019 with '''11''' signatories. As of August 2021, there were '''48''' signatory registrars and registries, including:  

{| class="wikitable"

{| class="wikitable"

! * [[Public Interest Registry]] || * [[GoDaddy]] || * [[Donuts]] || * [[Tucows]] || * [[Amazon| Amazon Registry Services]]  

| * [[Public Interest Registry]] || * [[GoDaddy]] || * [[Donuts]] || * [[Tucows]] || * [[Amazon| Amazon Registry Services]]  

|-

|-

| * [[Blacknight Solutions]] || * [[Afilias]] || * [[Name.com]] || [[Amazon|Amazon Registrar]] || * [[Neustar]]

| * [[Blacknight Solutions]] || * [[Afilias]] || * [[Name.com]] || [[Amazon|Amazon Registrar]] || * [[Neustar]]

==References==

==References==