Laughable?

The only people I see on this list that are backing this are people who
stand to profit from an increase in domain sales!

Bwahahahahah im wetting myself here, its soo funny. If anyone wants to know
who the registrars are, its easy! 

THEY ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE DEFENDING THIS!

Its easy, let me point it out.

Consumers that have a legitimate claim, or are trading under a domain as a
commercial entity can already get the domains they want to trade with.

COMMERCIAL DOMAIN BENNET! READ THE RULES, TO SUPPORT COMMERCE, TO ENABLE
TRADING IN OUR INTERNET ECONOMY! NOT A PRODUCT IN ITSELF BUT A TOOL TO
SUPPORT THE FLUID FLOW OF COMMERCE!

What you are supporting is allowing people to camp on these domains, or
artificially price them out of the reach of legitimate users.

What this means is that you SUPPORT SOMETHING THAT IS GOING TO CLOG UP
FUTURE ECOMMERCE BY ALLOWING PEOPLE TO DOMAIN CAMP BLATANTLY.

.COM.AU Domains are *NOT* a renewable resource!

How about you do something positive for the Internet community rather than
trying to rape it for personal gain?

-Sean.

OH, BY THE WAY, PLEASE SHOW US SOME EMPIRICAL DATA THAT SUPPORTS DOMAIN
CAMPING AND HOW IT CAN POSITIVELY BENEFIT THE AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITY RATHER
THAN CLOG UP THE FUTURE OF ECOMMERCE .AU

-SEAN.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dns-bounces+sean.finn=ozservers.com.au§dotau.org [mailto:dns-
> bounces+sean.finn=ozservers.com.au§dotau.org] On Behalf Of Bennett Oprysa
> Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 10:13 AM
> To: .au DNS Discussion List
> Subject: Re: [DNS] Time for the rules to change
> regardingtransferringdomainname licences
> 
> > 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.
> 
> no Kim, what's laughable is that a dozen or so domain users on this list
> think that their personal opinions automatically represent all other
> domain
> users, without any empirical data whatsoever, while at the same time
> totally
> discounting the views of registrars who actually do have access to the
> requirements and demands of large numbers of users.
> 
> The com.au domain space is a COMMERCIAL domain space, as such it's rules
> should be decided on a commercial basis, not based on what people with
> zero
> or little business understanding have to say about it.
> 
> Bennett.
> 
> 
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