Monday, Monday, August 20, 2001, 11:24:29 PM, Paul Chvostek wrote:


> Squatting, like spam, devalues the resource by making it
> more difficult and expensive to operate.

If by squatting, you mean registering a domain name that is actually
an infringement of a trademark, and holding on to it in the hopes of
extracting extortion from the trademark holder, than I will agree with
you.

If you mean speculation, registering domain names for future value
increase and resell, then I will have to disagree.  that is a
legitimate use of and reason to register a domain name.  Just like it
is a legitimate use of and reason to purchase real estate,
automobiles, and sundry collectibles.

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