[LINK] Why should it cost so much that only companies or richpeople can afford it?
Tom Koltai
tomk at unwired.com.au
Sat Jun 25 08:43:40 AEST 2011
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> [mailto:link-bounces at mailman.anu.edu.au] On Behalf Of Martin Barry
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> Subject: Re: [LINK] Why should it cost so much that only
> companies or richpeople can afford it?
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> $quoted_author = "Tom Koltai" ;
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> > The old domain names will still be routed.
>
> Domain names are routed?
>
Yes sorry. Old Fart Disease. I come from a time before Bind where
routing was included in the mail header as packets bopped along merrily
from host to host.
I also spent many years running X.400 PRMD gateways which again is a
different routing animal.
> > And of course, routing preferences and BGP will become a
> lot easier to
> > manage.
>
> You're mixing up your apples and oranges. This has nothing to
> do with addressing and routing.
>
Yep. Most definitely. I always seem to be doing that. I wonder why.
Probably indications of early onset ktaft disease.
> My take on the situation is that those with an established
> brand in .com (or other existing GTLD or ccTLD) may acquire
> the equivalent TLD as a land grab but then not actively use
> it. So it's just a money spinning exercise with no useful purpose.
>
>
> And the best quote since the decision:
>
> "ICANN has .cheezburger?"
>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Can_Has_Cheezburger%3F
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