If the end user chooses Community ports only, the end user could then decide to allow all IP's from foreign countries or just the IP's from compliant countries or no foreign IP's, all of this configuration would happen at the ISP level. In addition, The CP80 Foundation also supports a movement to use the IANA function, which is still currently administered by the US Government, to enforce the ICPA's proposed separation of content internationally as part of "A New Internet Evolution", disseminating down though the current ranks of Internet governance including regional Internet registries (RIR), ISPs and finally web publishers and content providers. This would address any international web publisher or content provider who is not conforming to the "New Evolution" of the Internet.
The ability to choose Community ports only and control IP access from foreign countries is a key aspect of the configuration process. The CP80 Foundation's initiative to use the IANA function for enforcing ICPA's proposed international content separation aligns with "A New Internet Evolution" and aims to address non-compliant web publishers or content providers.