Further to our recent post on Google's efforts to fight domain tasting, ZDNET reports that ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) has formally announced its support for Google's efforts and proposed to change the way it charges for domain names. According to ZDNET 95 per cent of all .com and .net names deleted, that is 45,450,897 in total, are accounted for by only 10 domain tasters. Under current ICANN rules, anyone who registers a new domain name has afive-day grace period to back out and receive a total refund.