>>You first Dave, what was the 990K CORE took in spent on ?
>
>Well, it wasn't spent on ME, and it is the specific benefits accrued by
>particular commentators that was the issue I raised. CORE reimbursed me
>for my direct travel expenses.
Jolly good, but I did ask what it was spent on, as oppose to was it
wasn't spent on. Maybe you sould loosen up a bit. Take a shower, change
your socks, relax. Maybe have some good Chinese food. Do you like Chinese
food ? Do you like sushi ? What did you have for breakfast this morning?
>That's different from being hired for consulting, as NSI has done for Jay.
Good point. How dare they use outside consultants. Bastards! Clearly they
should use their own employees as consultants, but then they'd be paying
them twice and they might get in trouble with Uncle Sam or something. So,
maybe it's just cheaper to pay Jay for his opinion. Maybe you could
whip up one of thise fancy MIME thingies that encapsulated Jay's
opinions and delivered them to an NSI employee so they wouldn't
be using Jay directly as a consultant. I'm sure there's a technical
solution to this dilemma, and I'll bet you're just the guy to do it.
>And contrary to Jay, I am interested in seeing the process move
>forward. Somehow, Jay manages to provide constantly attacking notes that
>seek only to create delay (and spread misinformation.) Most of MY
>attacking notes try to CORRECT the misinformation of others.
Yes, and bully for you. I see your point. Jay ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) has
no reason to want there to be a process to get new TLDs into the root.
Crafty devil that Jay. But, goodness, what persistance. Three years
babling on about wanting to get .PER into the root, gosh, what tenacity.
But, he's not clever enough for you, but big net.studmuffin. You saw right
through his thinly veiled plot.
Clever, Dave. Really clever. That must be why you get those big bucks.
P.S. Loved your gate in Berlin.
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