Re: [ga-roots] Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 10:50:29 -0500

["L Gallegos" <jandl@jandl.com>]

That's the same argument that ICANN uses, John.  However, if any of 
those dn holders puts up a website or creates an email address, it will 
collide wth an existing website or email address somewhere in the 
DNS.  You can't have your separate world and duplicate a TLD or 
domain name from another world.  When that duplication is one in the 
USG root, the problem is magnified by millions.  A duplicate .com 
would be a disaster - just like the .BIZ dupe, but I'd be willing to bet it 
will happen if ICANN does it.

On 11 May 2001, at 17:51, John Nortridge wrote:

> Since domainevolution.com has started taking registrations for any tld you
> can think of, consider this.
> 
> Form new group.  (this is a little extreme, but think of them as
> isolationist like Quakers or Shaker movement) Everybody in new group uses
> one server base for root.  The root then does not include any legacies. 
> The people on this server only have one world on the internet.  The one
> they create.  Yes, they could have their own version of .com and anything
> else they wanted.
> 
> John M. Nortridge, President The JOMINO Group
> 
> 


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