Re: [ga] A story about Whois and privacy

[Eric Dierker <eric@hi-tek.com>]

Dear Sir;

We must let rules of ages solve these problems and not try to change them in 
order to satisfy our internet agendas.
Cheating someone or stealing from them is criminal in civilized countries.
Theft of Identity is wrong - whether it be Verisign or criminals as you 
describe.  Using it for profit is wrong whether it is spam or credit card 
charges.

OTOH agreements allowing it should be honored.  I hope to create a whois 
that cannot be abused at dotVN.com  But I tell you it is hell trying to 
balance all interests and meet International standards.

My father told me; "a lock stops an honest man"
With understanding and open communications perhaps we will create more 
honesty.

Eric Dierker

Much deleted 
> So, personally, I take it as an indication that cases of "identity
> theft" are getting more and more common, and that some action should be
> taken; and that there should be a quick way to get back to domain
> owners in case of crimes, but it should not be accessible to everyone
> without control.
> -- 
> vb.                  [Vittorio Bertola - vb [at] bertola.eu.org]<---
> -------------------> http://bertola.eu.org/ <----------------------- --


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