On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, William X. Walsh wrote:
> Oh this is rich! Sorry, Joe, actually I got involved in this process because
> no one else in the group I was with at the time wanted to. Then once I was
> involved, even though I no longer had a personal or financial stake in it any
> longer, I was still concerned and interested in the results, and seeing it
> through to its natural conclusion.
OK - i accept what you say. Make a wish - What do you want from these
issues. What is your final goal - what do you wish to accomplish here
with your contribution.
First principals. I personally am in the process of removing control of
the dns from a small group of nutbars - and want to place it in the hand
of the masses. Are you against that - do you support that - do you care
at all?
Make a wish - I have my fairy wand in hand - my lab coat is drapped upon
my good person, and I'm wearing my bunny slippers. I'm all ready to make
magic - what's your wish for these issues ;-)
> If that was the case, I would of taken a much easier route than I have! In any
> event, DNSPolicy.com isn't closing, and it isn't dying. Just my day to day
I'm am glad to hear that. It's a nice site. i was sad when I read that
notice. i do visit from time to time. You are a wonderfully resourceful
person. Why don't we start getting members for ICANN? or something.
Let's do something that progresses forward. PCCF can drag all along to
the cliffs of dover - where you then have the option of jumping off - or
joining the bbq. Were flexible. Wanna help us move the masses?
William - let's make nice - let's make kisses - let's win the war.
> think. I would never presume to compare myself to PCCF. After all, you are in
> a class all your own. And I think much more highly of myself and the rest of
that's true - we are in a class all our own. it's true. and it's
wonderful.
> Oh trust me, Joe, I have no envy of you :) I have higher expectations than to
> end up in the RBL as my one true accomplishment!
I'm glad to hear the. As for the RBL - we have plans for that. Vixie is
a brilliant man - technically speaking. Unfortunately - like most north
americans his classical education has suffered or is non existant. In any
event the RBL is an excellent idea. Vixie currently controls 20% of the
nets smtp servers (that's a PCCF approximate based on a test of 5000
random systems).
Unfortunately - Vixie is a two dimensional thinker - so witout saying too
much - as the rbl goes - vixie remembered the cheese - but he forgot the
bread and wine. You get my point. He's baked the cake - but forgot the
frosting.
Trust me on this. So far we have not been off - or wrong. This year Vixie
had a blow out - next year he'll experience revelations, the first act.
regards
Joe Baptista
