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Re: [ga] .post and the GNSO Council

  • To: Karl Auerbach <karl@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: [ga] .post and the GNSO Council
  • From: Joe Baptista <baptista@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 09:46:31 -0400

Karl Auerbach wrote:

Of course, one might wonder why the "Universal" (really?) "Postal 
Union" wants its own TLD when .int is expressly for such organizations.
Come on Karl.  All the worlds a stage and we merly player .... etc. etc. 
- the .post TLD is pure marketing and making a buck.
If measured in terms of volume or value of material carried from 
person to person across national boundaries that perhaps Fed Ex and 
UPS ought also to get their own top level domains as well.  Does 
existence by virtue of a treaty justify a TLD over existence by 
innovation?
Come on Karl.  You were kept informed on the INAIC / UNIDT / UnifiedRoot 
experiment, or scam in the Netherlands.  You should know there are many 
corporations that have purchased TLDs.  When given a chance FedEx and 
UPS make perfect TLDs for corporations.  Works for china.
The real issue here is can icann repair the technical fractures in the 
DNS it is responsible for and that has resulted in the deterioration of the
Be it as it may, the only real question ought to be whether they will 
operate their name servers in conformity with broadly accepted and 
practiced written technical standards and practices.  That is the one 
and only test that ought to be used; everything else is social and 
economic regulation.
This is ICANN.  I don't think they have a clear understanding of the 
technical issues to understand that rome is burning while the icann 
board fiddles.  There are now many organization created top level 
domains.  These domains are in demand - but the demand has created 
fractures.  .post is the least of our concerns.
cheers
joe baptista


        --karl--




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