Re: [ga] FYI: WLS Vote of Transfers Task Force

[Gary Osbourne <gro@direct.ca>]

At 09:35 AM 27/07/02 -0700, todd glassey wrote:

>"Bluntly you are a sleeper - a registrar. That is to say
>you operate a registry for a number of people as per your
>own commentary to me on this list,

Todd, I pointed you to google to do a "spam faq" search
a few weeks ago on the GA list regarding WHOIS datamining
because you didn't seem to grasp some basic facts. You
didn't take too kindly to that but I'll try again. Again
please do some basic research before pontificating.

I don't know of a definitive site that could explain for
you the differences between a registrar and a registry,
but your lack of understanding that there are differences
makes just about anything else you say suspect.

>and as such it should make it impossible for you to
>participate in the At Large group since your financial
>incentives those of a Registrar rather than an Individual
>Domain Owner/Operator,

Looks. Um, this is the GA list Todd.

>and as to WLS in particular, to forward it so that
>you can make more money on your domain names.

I'm almost afraid to ask what you think this means.
I have no idea, but I think it likely if you were
to try further explanation it would only get worse.

>With that in mind I would propose to the chair that this organization is
>about the Domain Name Owners

The GA is not about the Domain Name Owners.
For that matter, neither is the AtLarge.
Are you thinking of IDNO? Of anything?

>Chair - please take this first part as an official
>motion to the standing board.

Which chair? Which standing board? And what is a
standing board? And what is official? And what are
the other parts of the motion? Does one wait for
the other parts before seconding it (not that
anyone would, well actually that could happen)?
Again I'll probably be sorry I asked. -g

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