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In article <1993Feb16.052640@xenitec.on.ca> eah@xenitec.on.ca (Ed Hew) writes:
>I submitted the first (as far as I know) CA subdomain registration
>application for an individual (ie, "residential person") today.
>As the application was for mohan.ottawa.on.ca, this lead to a discussion of 
>exactly what would be appropriate for the "orgname" portion of the subdomain 
>name, bearing in mind that there might indeed be more than a single "mohan" in a given city, ...
>eah2} Do we simply number them ourselves (I hate using numbers as ID), ...
>What opinions does the Canadian networking community hold on this issue?

I'm confused!  (What's new? :-)
 
IMHO, if the individual is named "M. O. Han", then go ahead,
even though the next "M. O. Han" may object.

If the individual is named "Mo Han", 
then I have some reservations, due to the eventual non-uniqueness.

If the individual has a surname of "Mohan", 
then I have great doubts about accepting the requested registration.