Re: [wg-c] Re: cherry picking

["Paul Stahura" <stahura@enom.com>]

Dave Crocker said:

> > Registries which consider their market power so great, by virtue of the
> > particular gTLD string they are permitted to administer, will have less
> > incentive to provide better price or service service.

Then Chris Ambler said:

> Unmitigated FUD.

I've been watching this list for
a while now, and believe it or not, read most
of the messages posted.   
I think that Mr. Crocker is correct.  
It is not spreading FUD as Mr. Ambler says.
I think it is spreading CCT 
(confidence, certainty and truth).
I believe if a registry was "administering"
a name like .web or any name that already has
a valuable definition placed on it by society, then
that registry will definitely have less incentive to provide
a better price or better service. 
If I was "administering" a name like .chris 
or .this-is-a-crappy-name I'd probably have
to offer a better price and service than if
I was "administering" .cool.  Or I'd have
to change the definition of the word "chris"
to mean something more valuable, which 
would require a considerable amount of resources.

Paul Stahura
eNom, Inc.