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Re: PAB [kent@songbird.com: Onward]




On 28-Jan-99 Kent Crispin wrote:
> You misunderstand my intent.  I am very well aware of your and IATLD's 
> position concerning rfc1591.  But the evidence is incontrovertible that 
> it is a controversial position -- the response on this list makes it 
> clear, but it has been obviously controversial for some time.  That 
> is, there is no widespread community consensus behind it.  And, from 
> what I can see, there is no consensus even in the ccTLD community -- 
> only about a third of the ccTLDs belong to IATLD, and almost none of 
> the big ones.

It should also be noted that the only ones to object to the iaTLD position on
RFC1591 were those with a formal relationship with their governments.  Nearly
100 of them have publicly supported it and only about 5-8 have firmly objected
to it. 

That looks like a much closer "consensus" claim than DNSO.org can claim among
Domain Name Stakeholders, by a long shot.

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E-Mail: William X. Walsh <william@wxweb.qnis.net>
Date: 28-Jan-99
Time: 13:01:06
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