The heck with THAT! What about the contractual aggreement with the customer (That should be binding on the world as well)that it is his/hers? What of the time/expense they spent, etc.... Wouldn't that be something? Let a name like half.com lapse, and "undo" it AFTER the new purchaser had a town renamed, the press releases, the news programs, etc... A name that was WORTHLESS is now worth a bundle. How do you "undo" THAT?
Then again, look at nissan.com! What a waste! Oh well, I never liked their cars anyway. Ever hear how it got its name? An engineer was told when they needed the car, and he slapped himself on the face(home alone style), and screamed "DAT SOON?"! ok, stupid joke. Steve >-- Original Message -- >Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 11:19:31 -0800 (PST) >From: George Kirikos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: "Redemption Grace Period" for com/net, and OpenSRS >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >Hello, > >--- Swerve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> how much larger is your window of opp. to undo? > >I was curious how they can even "undo" at present -- if a name gets >deleted from OpenSRS after the 40 days, and is registered >elsewhere....that'd be interesting to try to 'undo', given that the new >registrant (if it's at a different Registrar) has no contractual >relationship with OpenSRS.... > >Sincerely, > >George Kirikos >http://www.kirikos.com/ >
