Re: [ga] Text of Radio Ad which will start running nationwide on 7/7/2000

[Yingwei Wang <y25wang@math.uwaterloo.ca>]

Believe me or not, I saved this message and deleted all the others for
about a month.

This doesn't mean I agree with him. I will not change my DNS pointer, I
will not register a domain name from them. I visited their website, just
once and that's all. But at least he talked about domain names, that
matters, right?

Voting rules are important, we should talk about them, but we should talk
about domain names, too. Did anyone suggest a proposal about domain names?

Let's focus our topic. If something is not related to domain names, we may
need not to post it. If something is related to domain names, even it may
offend someone, we still should say it.

Can anyone tell me why you think ADNS will not succeed?

Thanks.

Yingwei

On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, John Palmer wrote:

> 
> Things are about to change on the internet and not for the better. 
> 
> The US government has sanctioned a new organization, ICANN, to be 
> 
> in charge of internet domains and addresses. Rather than making the internet
> 
> more open, ICANN is restricting domain ownership rights and has sold out
> 
> to powerful special interest.
> 
> 
> 
> There is an alternative. The same characteristics that make the internet
> 
> able to survive a nuclear strike allow internet users to go around
> 
> organizations like ICANN and their special interest masters. Alternative
> 
> domain networks, such as the Open Root Server Consortium, allow you to see 
> 
> ALL of the sites available on the internet, not just the ones that ICANN
> 
> wants you to see. If you are an Internet provider, you can go around ICANN and
> 
> make the entire internet available to your users in only 2 minutes. Are 
> 
> you an internet user whose ISP is still using the ICANN-controlled domain
> 
> name system? A few simple steps is all it takes for you to bypass ICANN and
> 
> see all of the sites on the internet.
> 
> 
> 
> This announcement is sponsored by ADNS, owner and registrar for the
> 
> top level domains EARTH, USA and Z. ADNS is a proud supporter of 
> 
> the Open Root Server Consortium. 
> 
> 
>  
> Do you operate a website? Are you frustrated that your first choice
> 
> for a domain name was taken? You can now obtain a domain ending in
> 
> ".EARTH", ".USA" or ".Z". To register an EARTH, USA or Z domain and for
> 
> more information about the ICANN takeover of the internet and what you can do
> 
> to stop it, visit the ADNS website at WWW.ADNS.NET, 
> 
> thats WWW.ADNS.NET. Don't let ICANN's special interests hijack the 
> 
> internet and remember, ICANN really means YOU CAN'T
> 

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