No.  It just means they have a hell of a lot more experience than even you
or auDA about what consumers want.
You can ignore their opinions like a typical monopoly with their head up
their ass, or actually listen to them.

Why doesn't auDA be mature and get all the Registrars in a room and ask them
what they think and listen to their collective experience.... Or don't you
think you will like what you hear, because it is quite obviously a
collective opinion.

...Skeeve


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Skeeve Stevens, RHCE     Email: skeeve§skeeve.org
Si vis pacem, para bellum


-----Original Message-----
From: dns-bounces+skeeve=skeeve.org§dotau.org
[mailto:dns-bounces+skeeve=skeeve.org§dotau.org] On Behalf Of Kim Davies
Sent: Saturday, 24 September 2005 12:09 AM
To: Deus Ex Machina
Cc: .au DNS Discussion List
Subject: Re: [DNS] Time for the rules to change regarding
transferringdomainname licences

Quoting Deus Ex Machina on Friday September 23, 2005:
| 
| you are free to express your opinion but please dont talk about public 
| interest as though you have any real exposure to it.
| since betwen me and bruce represent about half the name space I think 
| we have a far clearer idea of what the public interest is.

I'm afraid being a registrar doesn't give you a monopoly on being correct.
The implication that registrars have the unassailable high ground and other
people are not in a position to have any expertise is laughable.

kim
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