> > Well, I (no doubt among others) proposed a buck a registration...
> > ... that piddling little buck.
>
> That dollar cumulates to nearly $6 million a year.
>
> And who is to say that the dollar-a-domain name approach won't be applied
> to be the dollar-per-IP address approach.
>
> That would amount to several billions of dollars per year.
I just read one of Bill Lovell's posts on this subject and I wanted to add
that I don't think that the $1 is a bad idea. And his reasons why it
helps keep the "big guys" from obtaining too much control are good
reasons.
I simply wanted to point out that from small acorns great oaks grow - that
a small (to us in the US) $1 fee can accumulate to something significant
so we should not dismiss it simply because it is small on a per-person
basis.
--karl--
