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Re: [ga] cenam fortunae


As you know, for months I asked the question to make sure it was something 
special. Eventually it was clear that a domain name is just the name of 
your Internet domain. But that "creep and greed" managed to confuse the things.

So a domain name is something free, which cannot be sold, like your shadow. 
A name is the only thing which comes free with existence. How much will you 
sell me "table" so I may make it used  instead of "chair"? Three years old 
kids understand this is inept, but our smart geniuses don't.

Look at the pay check of Jones Days if I hire them to sue every person 
using the word "table" once you sold it to me! Forget about Peru and its 
presidential NIC!

ARPA/NETS team has conceived the two most dramatic failures [at least by 
their size] in the networking area: the root server [a unique unnecessary 
process made mandatory to use the most distributed system ever] and the DN 
transfer [a crazy "cling-cling" machine for a clerical task].
Unfortunately both works a lot... for a time.

Jefsey

On 08:25 09/10/01, Sotiris Sotiropoulos said:
>There is a veritable orgiastic feeding frenzy on .info going on!  I am 
>amazed at some of the things that have been registered.  What a cash cow 
>this is turning out to be.  In a couple weeks its going to be Neulevel and 
>Melbourne
>IT.
>
>All this money... and no conferred rights OR say in the policy 
>process.  WHAT IS A DOMAIN NAME?
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Sotiris Sotiropoulos
>Hermes Network Inc.
>
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