Re: [ga] new TLDs

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

Simon,
I would be interested to know how you avoid a land
rush. I enjoyed documenting to the ICANN what
our brave today world will do with this: it is
tremendously fun. Experts, consulting, special
programs, tv shows and games, domain names
lotteries and chases, film scenarios, books, etc...
and lawyers decades. Last year it was Y2K, it will
the "C3" (the ".COM clones century'). Probably
only a few will sue the ICANN and NSI for failing
to organize the protection of their rights, but then
probably for millions, but private TLDs will bloom
around only to reproduce the fun!!!
Jefsey

At 11:26 01/09/00, you wrote:
>At 11:26 PM 8/31/00 -0400, Attyross@aol.com wrote:
>
>Thanks for sharing Otho. This is old news. And it doesn't have to happen 
>this way.
>
>May I point out that the get-rich-quick crowd (CORE demonstrated this 
>mentality to us in 1997) subscribe to this doctrine. Others, like myself, 
>who have more concern for the stability of the internet, know how to 
>introduce new TLDs without the land rush.
>
>The problem is we don't know if ICANN is serious this time around (this is 
>the third time around for me), or whether it's just a money raising 
>exercise @ $50,000 per application with no guarantees, while selling out 
>to special interests behind the scenes.
>
>The amount of money is much less important than the stability of the 
>application process. Without some kind of assurance, the application 
>process can only be perceived as unstable.
>
>>OK.  I rarely post to this list, but I have something to say.
>>I have received several emails recently that basically said
>>everybody will immediately register everything in any new TLD
>>that is put up.  I don't know if this is good or not.  Yes, I am
>>in the IP group, but I am independent and I thought I should
>>share this observation.
>>Otho Ross
>
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Simon Higgs
>
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