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>claim public resources and administer them? That is debatable put don't
>confuse the issue of public vs private.

After it's transferred through the proceeding, there is no 
public ownership.  The customary DNS root that we all know and
love - and referenced by BIND - becomes owned by a private 
corporation.


>And I said *the* root, not *a* root. There is only one root. Even the
>owners of these alternate roots are attempting to get their TLDs into
>*the* root, not advocated parallel roots.

Sorry....there can be and are multiple roots.  You might
want to check out Bob Kahn's recent testimony to Congress
in the DNS hearing for an illuminating discussion.


--tony