> I guess I've just become too cynical about what marketing folks will > do. Perhaps you're right. Perhaps no ISP's marketing folks would say > "since we run one of the nameservers for <blah>, it is obvious that > responses to requests to <blah> would be better than for our > competitors." or "since we run one of the nameservers for <blah>, our > network is obviously better than our competitor who doesn't." (regardless > of how true such statements might be). 87.3% of the customers do not understand/care. 12.5% of the customers know it's rubbish. my competitors can have the other 0.2% randy
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