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Re: [ga] Analysis of Atlantic Root .BIZ Registrations to Date
On 2001-06-19 20:50:18 +0200, Jefsey Morfin wrote:
>- your publishing of the nominative biz list is in contravention
>with privacy laws of many countries and as such a real argument
>against iCANN supporters.
Distraction tactics, Jefsey.
The crucial findings from Ben's report are these:
- The largest portion of the registrations happened AFTER the MdR
decisions.
- At the point of time of that decision, there were only FIVE
distinct domain name holders, that is, Leah's .biz was hardly more
than a toy.
- The oldest SLD was registered on October 23, 2000, three weeks
before the MdR meeting.
It's instructive to look at ICANN document publication dates at
<http://www.icann.org/announcements/>:
October 23, 2000
TLD Application Review Update
October 13, 2000
TLD Application Review Update
October 5, 2000
TLD Application Review Update
The October 5 document has a link to a list of the domains for
which ICANN had received applications. This list included .biz.
Thus, Leah's claim that ICANN is creating a collider is NOT backed
up by facts.
>- the increase you show demonstrates that ARNI is here to stay and
>that many people now think using it is a reasonable move, either
>because it will survive NeuLevel which has far higher operating
>costs due to the iCANN constraints and will not be able to cope
>with a long stale period after the first collisions hit the press.
>So either .biz DNs by ARNI will be the winers or NewLevel will
>have to compromise and to buy them. ANyway it is good business to
>buy from Leah. I understand many are understanding that right
>now..
Get real.
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Thomas Roessler http://log.does-not-exist.org/
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