Re: [ga] Public Statement to the Boards of Afilias, Neulevel, ICANN and the Subcommittee for Telecommunications and the Internet

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

I do support WXW here 100%.

I personnally manage more DNs (2500) than many small Registrars. It would 
make quite a lot of sense for me to become a Registrar would I find someone 
able to run that kind of show in French as well as in English. I would have 
probably a lot of developments from that, but still privately as what 
I  propose are turnkey sites on lease. Being a Registrar would save money 
and provide stability to me.

I would be interested in knowing if any one has the same need, experience, 
interest and investigated further more about the cons and pros.
jfc

On 04:26 05/04/02, William X Walsh said:

>Again, Richard, can you please direct me to where you see a
>requirement that Registrars have a public service available?
>
>I can find no such requirement, but I may be missing something.
>
>I, for one, would have a problem with such a requirement, as I
>can see a justification for someone to become a registrar to provide
>domain registration services to a select group of clients, and have no
>interest in dealing with the general public.  And I do not see any
>harm from that, since the public has numerous other registrars which
>they can choose to do business with.
>
>I do not believe such a requirement exists, nor do I believe it should
>exist, so I am trying to understand the nature of your complaint and
>what exactly you are seeking as a solution.
>
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>William X Walsh <william@wxsoft.info>
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