On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Ed Lawson wrote: > You can get Network Solutions to make changes even if you are not the > listed owner if the need arises....I have done it, but I'm not telling how.
Yes, you can - and since you've done it, you know what a pain it can be. It's not an easy task and generally requires someone signing a piece of paper as an officer of the company - this is not a secret formula, so "not telling how" is silly. We all should know it. > Anyway, this is a problem that stems from a lack of formal organization > and in my opinion the solution is the creation of a formal organization > to become the owner of such things so the existence of any single person > is not controlling. Its not just that people may lose interest or like > many of us, have too few hours in a day to be able to act promptly when > the need arises; accidents and fate intervene. So then, which is it? Is it too many chiefs or are you suggesting a formal organization? I'm simply shooting for the realistic possibilities here. What's going to happen if X or Y decide they want to leave the group or move to another state? Ben -- To understand your parents' love you must raise children yourself. _______________________________________________ Gnhlug-org mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-org
