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Re: [ga] Re: Board descisions


Dear Sir,

 I am not completely convinced of your argument even recognizing 
the value, because I learned that things in life tend to be more 
complicated, lets say have more than one simple dimension.

 But if I agree on your interpretation I must ask me and you why 
ICANN staff introduced exactly that argument ( reduction of 
marketshare of VeriSign ) to justify the change of the contract ?
http://www.icann.org/melbourne/proposed-verisign-agreements-
topic.htm
snip-------------
B. CHANGES IN CIRCUMSTANCES SINCE THE ORIGINAL 
AGREEMENT
...
Perhaps most relevantly, VeriSign's once-dominant market position 
has been severely eroded. VeriSign's share of total registrations has 
fallen to about 50%,
    its share of new registrations to under 40%, and its share of net 
new registrations (taking into account non-renewals and transfers) 
to an even lower level. This
    trend appears to be continuing in 2001.
...
snap-----------
 It seems not logical for me to allow the argument only from one 
point of view.

siegfried


On 9 Mar 01, at 12:21, vint cerf wrote:

> the success here had nothing to do with divestiture but rather to do with
> opening of competition; competition would continue and would even be
> enhanced in the new proposal as .org would be spun off, .net would be
> spun off, and .com would remain. Since the erosion of market share
> was not a consequence of spinning off the registrar but of allowing
> other registrars to register in .com, .net and .org, there does not
> seem to be much value in spinning off the registrar.
> 
> vint
> 
> At 09:34 PM 3/8/2001 +0100, Siegfried Langenbach wrote:
> >about the stats ? not really ( I was a statistician half my life and 
> >know that can only trust on my on stats :-))
> >so the question is : why cancel the rules which had the success 
> >they were made for ? because of the success ?
> 
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