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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical RE: Statements against new.net?
> > And.. if you let new.net do it then every other capitalist in the world > > will start doing it and then the Internet will become disfunctional, and > > what will that achieve? > > Uhhh, so what if they do? Nobody is forcing you to use new.net, or ORSC > or TINC or whoever, or even setup your own roots with the "pick of the > bunch" from ORSC or TINC or whoever. > > If you don't use the alternative roots, you're not affected by their > existance... so you can just pretend they don't exist and live life in > your 2826 compliant happy world. Oh yes I am (or may (will ?!)) be, because it does not depend on which root I am using, but which root anyone wanting to send me email is using, as with multiple roots there is potential that email sent by them (or though them) is either not going to make it (becausethey or an intermediate site cannot resolve my email address) or to someone else (because there is a duplication of domains). Same goes for web etc. The larger damage is going to be the legal fallout when multiple 'owners' of the same domain (owned by different roots) start fighting for the right to 'their' name. It will take many courts many years to decide that, with decisions even worse and diverse than are right now coming out of the UDRP. Moreover, it will take just to decide on which courts have jurisdiction (or if a court declares itself competent to make owners, registries etc in other jurisdictions comply). This is a can of worms we should *not* open. The only ones profiting by it would be lawyers, and I think even they would not really welcome this. Mathias
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