bw§efe.com.au wrote:
] If questions were answered by the auDA this would not happen,
] putting your fingers in your ears doesnt help peoples concerns.

If someone has a question they want to ask auDA, the recommended
procedure is:
(1) Check www.auda.org.au to see if an answer to your question
    has already been published, or there is a pointer to further
    info there.  Don't forget to read the "Help" pages.
(2) If the question relates to something your registrar did
    (or failed to do), then ask your registrar about it first.
(3) If you still don't have an answer, ask auDA.  Contact details
    are listed in the first half of the page "Contact auDA"
	http://www.auda.org.au/contact/

The DNS List is not a way to contact auDA, or to ask questions
of auDA.  The DNS list is a round table community discussion
where no one is expected to answer anything unless they want to.

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 David Keegel <djk&#167;cybersource.com.au>  http://www.cyber.com.au/users/djk/
 Cybersource P/L: Linux/Unix Systems Administration Consulting/Contracting