[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Over the years, there has been discussion (in the mailing lists) about > what to call us. Tucows currently preferred term is "reseller" since > OpenSRS offers more than just domain registration now (i.e. SSL certs). > > Note that the page you mention was last updated in January 2001. Other > pages within the site reference other names "Registered Service Provider", > "RSP (reseller)", etc. Looking at some of the pages and FAQs, you > can determine when they were created. Some of the FAQ questions/answers > refer to us as "registration service providers" and other > questions/answers in the same FAQ refer to us as "resellers". > > They even called us "OpenSRS MSP's" at one time. I don't even remember > what MSP stands for. > > Personally I prefer registration service provider and that is what we use.
So we are in agreement. That was my suggestion ... Benjamin > > > > On Thu, 25 Oct 2001, Benjamin Azevedo wrote: > > >>I don't think so Bill. >>Just take a look at OpenSRS invitation >>to become a RSP, at >>http://www.opensrs.org/a.shtml >> >>Starts with: >> >> >>>Become an OpenSRS Registration Service Provider >>> >>>Join Now >>>Review our Getting Started Guide or go directly to our online sign-up form. >>> >>>The Benefits >>>Need further convincing? Read about the many advantages of becoming an >>> >> >> >>OpenSRS Registration Service Provider: >> >> >> >>Benjamin >> >> >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >> >>>Benjamin, >>> >>> >>> >>>>Excelent. >>>>I would just reword it to >>>> OpenSRS Registration Service Provider >>>>instead of Registration Support Contact >>>>to stick with our offical denomination (RSP) >>>> >>>> >>>Actually they stopped using the term "registration service >>>provider" several months (maybe even a year now) ago. We are all known >>>simply as resellers now. >>> >>>-Bil >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
