Hello Swerve,
Saturday, November 04, 2000, 5:02:09 PM, you wrote:
> As far as i know. opensrs has not applied to be a registrar.
They are a partner in one company that has applied, Afilias, for a few
TLDs as a registry (there is a difference between registry and
registrar, and this process here is about registries). I know its
splitting hairs, but it does make a difference on this issue.
> i believe
> they are offering software solutions to potential registrars.
In addition to their application as a part of Afilias, yes.
> I would
> bioHazard a guess that opensrs will offer new domains that are not in the
> restricted categories.
Me too.
> Of course, it's still a few weeks away from the
> announcement, and it looks like things smell pretty fishy with some of the
> info filtering out of Icann.
Don't believe all the hype. A lot of it is originating from one of
the competing applications for .web, who has their supporters doing
some major mud slinging of the process and the participants in the
Afilias application, in order to force more public opinion to their
side, and perhaps even provide grounds for a lawsuit if they don't get
it.
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Best regards,
William mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
