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Article #15549iTLD: iNTERNATIONAL Top Level Domains (Re: Justification for_)
From: Bob Allisat
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 00:00
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Gard E Abrahamsen <cg841@torfree.net> wrote:
>Richard Sexton was wondering...:
>: Have you read the eDNS charter and guidelines ?
>
>I tried - I think that it is suffering from the AXCS sickness - might be
>a nice idea, but the nice is huge, heavy and nobody really understands
>it, and ends up thinking that Alter.Nic is the one who will run the show
>- and so far, this is what it looks like from the outside.
Richard Sexton (richard@interlog.com) wrote:
- It's difficult to think you could objectively think that when the
- only mention of alternic in the whole document is here in one paragraph:
- (SNIP)
- If you replace "runs the show" with "has done the most work in this area",
- by virtue of over a year at these efforts, that would make sense.
-
- Considering your close working relaitonship with Allisat at a competative
- effort, it's hard to take your objections seriously; the edns-discuss@mcs.com
- mailing list would be the place to suggest modifications that would make
- it be more clear. If you have a contribution to make, why don't you
- participate in it's development there?
For the record: the altRFC was written in response to
discussions on the newdom mailing lists in late 1996.
Mr. Abrahamsen and myself and any other commentators
are "competing" with the eDNS article simply by pointing
out it's flaws, it seems. The foremost flaw being that
everyone out there reading it seems to understand that
eDNS is the way a small group of like minded fellas is
trying to take the whole iTLD show over.
And the "i" stands for INTERNATIONAL by the way. Which
meand across all nations rpughly. It does not mean a
gang of Americans sitting around a table eith each US
citizen there deciding to grab some flags and play the
game for all those lucky nations out there. And, later,
claim they weren't interested when all hell will break
loose.
As a Canadian I am interested and my interests were *NOT*
represented. Even if Mr. Sexton is nominally from this
side of the border. Last time I checked no-one elected
either of us to represent anyone but ourselves.
Bob Allisat
PO Box 191 Station E Toronto Canada M6H 4E2 (416) 588-0670
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