On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 11:06 AM, satyaakam goswami <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 3:08 AM, Narendra Sisodiya
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> If you want to pay for domain registration fees of LUG@IITD then please
>> contact.. I will love to see a community ownership , rather then individual
>> member paying for things..
>
> in the same spirit we also should have the owner ship rotated for all the
> domains which you think are for the community and by the community, we
> should be having a system of multiple owners for domains ? , I have seen
> uruly scenes in past when things break ...
> just a note of caution.
> -Satya
There are 3 thing exist in world
* Commercial entities {proprietary companies, private limited
companies, NGO, NPO etc }
* Social Service
* Interest group or group of like minded people.. activism kind of things..
I think, We in third category,, like many other groups and communities
example - barcamps etc,, one person or organisation have domain
ownership.. there is no problem for having a one person for having
domain ownership because it mostly works on trust.. you can treat kind
of admin..
I do not know how it is possible to share domain ownership ..Also, I
do not want to do it.. because I see no reason or any need to do it...
all i ask for sharing money to renew it..
Take an example -
If 4 friends are going to a trip, One has "Car".. So Car ownership is
with only one friend so no need for taking money from all friends..
All the need petrol, So Petrol money can be shared for round trip
journey..
I registered it long back on 20 Jan 2008 - from that time nobody got
any problem regrading domain.. Till now, Me and Alok paid money for
domain renewal.. I do not see any single problem caused due to single
ownrship.. Take example for other communities like ilugc.in where
"Name:balachandar" is the owner of domain.. Who cares for the admin
people..
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