also got a similar email this morning.
On the SWITCH website, I couldn't find a clear not-for-profit statement. It
says
that the organization is founded by several cantons and their Universities.
I admit they could actually be a for-profit organization belonging to
cantons -- same as
Um... after only surfing their webpage for 30 seconds I found this:
Aus den Statuten:
Die Stiftung bezweckt, die nötigen Grundlagen für den wirksamen
Gebrauch moderner Methoden der Teleinformatik im Dienste der Lehre und
Forschung in der Schweiz zu schaffen, zu fördern, anzubieten, sich an
Viktor Steinmann wrote:
Um... after only surfing their webpage for 30 seconds I found this:
Aus den Statuten:
Die Stiftung bezweckt, die nötigen Grundlagen für den wirksamen
Gebrauch moderner Methoden der Teleinformatik im Dienste der Lehre und
Forschung in der Schweiz zu schaffen, zu
In their defense, they have lowered the registration fees at least three
times in the last 8-9 years. That does show some lack of commercial
interest.
hm... wasn't this because of the weko or some other institution forced
them to lower the fees?
-steven
Hi,
in my opinion, we should refer to the domain registry as NIC/CH (or
nic.ch)
It shouldn't be named SWITCH. SWITCH can operate them as long as they
have the mission from the OFCOM/BAKOM (expires 2014?). But the name
should be NIC/CH and no mention of any SWITCH services should be made
with
Hi
We have been following this thread, and since some of you seem to be interested
in participating in an effort against these actions by SWITCH, we wanted to
point out that a group of ten Swiss hosting providers including us are already
fighting this. While our group is financially involved,
Hi Dan,
Hmm, switch itself is a SIMSA member, so I guess no.
--
Martin
Am 12.07.2010 16:43, schrieb Daniel Kamm:
Shouldn't SIMSA take care of this?
Cheerz
- Dan
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Hi all,
This morning I got a mail from switch, our official swiss dns registry.
I remember that switch itself made years ago some policies to not use the
dns root .ch for advertising. And unfortunatly that's exactly what happens
here, IMHO this mail advertises nothing else than 'switch plus'
I agree, that SWITCH should not have included this switchplus part in
their info mail, as it's completely unrelated to the rest of the
information. Also the banner on their website doesn't belong there, as
no other entity can buy banner space there.
The best reaction might be a letter to the
...@freebsd.org
Cc: swinog@lists.swinog.ch
Subject: Re: [swinog] Subliminal advertising / Spam from our domain registry
switch/nic.ch
I agree, that SWITCH should not have included this switchplus part in
their info mail, as it's completely unrelated to the rest of the
information. Also the banner
Bad typo.. :) = passed the line!
Best regards,
Alexis
-Original Message-
From: Alexis Caceda
Sent: Monday, July 12, 2010 4:32 PM
To: swinog@lists.swinog.ch
Subject: RE: [swinog] Subliminal advertising / Spam from our domain registry
switch/nic.ch
Hi there!
SWITCH definitely pasted
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