[ga] Wholesale Price Regulation

["Ray Fassett" <ray@fassett.org>]

Roberto Gaetano wrote:

"In other words, the entry of competitors in the gTLD market has been
artificially delayed until the .com has had a chance to build a very
high "barreer to entry" to competitors, by virtue of its
deployment."

It sounds like you are suggesting that competition has not been
accomplished at the top level...that a barrier to entry exists, mostly
artificial in nature. Are you also saying that ICANN should continue to
regulate by contract the wholesale price of .com as a protection to
community members because it has yet to achieve gTLD competition?  Is this
an example where the community needs ICANN to act as DNS regulatory body,
outside of its technical mission, to the benefit of the majority of
community members?

Ray
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