[Mon, 12 Feb 2001] Chuck Hatcher said: > I do not want to criticize your proposal, especially since you have spent > some time crunching the numbers, but if each of your members only gets 2,150 > mailings, that number is small enough to harvest in a few hours using the > whois server. > > In order to share or split up the whois database, the 100 RSP's would have > to at least temporarily join together form a single legal entity, which adds > a layer of red tape to the process. Why can't all the RSPs chip in their $100 or whatever, get the entire list, and then do what they want with it? Why would you need to form a new entity? Or do a generic mailing? Or round-robin DNS stuff? - Colin
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