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>At 11:19 PM 7/17/99 , Jay Fenello wrote:
>>Yea, at least 21,000,000.
>>...
>>Yea, we need to be able to handle
>>every living, breathing, person on
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>Jay, thank you for sharing your large-scale systems development experience
>with us.
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>Apparently you have not noticed the scale of Internet growth and the need
>for protecting against 'success failures', namely inability to meet
>unexpectedly large demand. A scenario in which the global Internet's
>administrative lead, ICANN, has participation by a substantial fraction of
>Internet users should not be so quickly dismissed by one who claims
>interest in popularization and openness of the net.
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>It does not take sophisticated math to develop a projection in which ICANN
>might have to tally many millions of votes. The particular choice of 21M
>was, rather heavy-handedly of course, convenient in the sequence, to
>underscore the basic misunderstanding of scaling requirements at play in
>the discussion thread.
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>As always, Jay, your seriousness, expertise and constructive input are most
>appreciated.
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