On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Richard Tindal is 100 % right. You can sell domain names under every TLD you
> want as long as you tell your customers about the limitations of these
> domain names. This is also true for keywords.
> Examples:
> IDN of VeriSign: Inferior Product but legal
> New.net: Product with limitations but legal
> DotUSA, (TLD Networks): Inferior Product and illegal beacause of no proper
> disclosure.
and don't forget .icann. this is an example of what happens when roots
become islands onto themselves. something which has been actively
promoted by icann. can we say "internet stability" anyone?
but the arguent can hold - as long as you disclose it's the users choice.
of course the uneducated user falls prey to the jingles. which is
unfortunate and give the industry as a whole a very bad name. look at all
the weirdness in .com these days. it's a mess of problems hardly worth
the bother.
regards
joe baptista
Joe Baptista - only at www.baptista.god
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