It's entirely possible to successfully have a competitor as client. I do
it all the time and have for years. People are shocked sometimes to learn
the level of access I have in some of my competitor's systems...I have
staff access at a few and was given root a couple of times before my
The problem here is with ICANN who openSRS has to live with. ICANN has
effectively distroyed and destabilized the registries - and that's a real
pity.
Regards
Joe Baptista
On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Ken wrote:
Ross,
Thank you for your work, and all that openSRS is trying to do.
I realize that
The illustrious Mr. Walsh is attempting to engage me in conversation on
other discussion lists.
Just wanted to bring it to everyone's attention. Officially Mr. Walsh has
promissed he would never interact with me in email and I feel this attemp
by Walsh is another clear example the poor can't
In the world of PR, giveaways are a well established tradition. Throughout
the past 100 years, events have been held to exploit a situation or expand
public consciousness. From a page in PR history, John D. Rockefeller,
although a generous philanthropist, had earned a reputation a scrooge
Dear Ms. Burr-
Thank you for the stability that you and the NTIA have brought to
the Internet.
Yours,
Michael Sondow
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 11:45 PM
Subject: ElectronMail.com
Greetings.
You are
It's not worth it.
Fior *free* you get your domain parked on their 2 nameservers, the twop
thet were hammered of the face of the internet, and it's $25 to add
one (or more) of your own. Other registrars cost less that $20.
Where is the savings here?
At 09:02 AM 3/24/00 -0800, Ellen Rony wrote:
Michael and all,
Good tongue and cheek post here Michael. I also echo Michaels
joust here Becky. Yours and the NTIA's oversight with ICANN has
been and continues to be the poorest example of oversight from any
organization I believe I have ever seen in my entire life to date. Had
either of
Michael Sondow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know it's in the interests of IBM, MCI, ATT to put small
companies out of business, but is it in the interests of the RIRs?
If not, why don't you work things out so that freedom and free
enterprise can continue to flourish on the Internet, instead of
Jay Fenello wrote:
What does this have to do with complaints about ARIN's regressive pricing
policies?
Or the huge @Home delegation?
These are questions of policy.
I can't speak to ARIN's pricing policies, but I recall reading somewhere
that one consideration of @Home's allocation was the
Greg Skinner wrote:
If you
feel strongly that some of the commercial providers who got legacy /8s
ought to return some of those addresses, perhaps a constructive way of
going about it is to gather the ISPs you feel are being squeezed, and
have them file a formal complaint with the NTIA.
I
Michael Sondow wrote:
I think that the smaller ISPs are too intimidated by the power of
the upstream providers to make any sort of complaint. Only an
organization like ISPA could do that, and they won't because the
power there is with the larger independent ISPs who control their
own block.
Greg Skinner wrote:
Have the smaller ISPs ever approached EuroISPA or any of the other ISP
associations and asked them to lobby on their behalf?
I don't know if they have or not. But "here" for me is the U.S.
There's no EuroISPA here. What chance does a small ISP have in the
U.S.A., when
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Michael Sondow wrote:
I think that the smaller ISPs are too intimidated by the power of
the upstream providers to make any sort of complaint.
Michael, you're reaching. Smaller ISPs are more worried about running a
successful business than they are in protracted legal
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Greg Skinner wrote:
Michael Sondow wrote:
I think that the smaller ISPs are too intimidated by the power of
the upstream providers to make any sort of complaint. Only an
organization like ISPA could do that, and they won't because the
power there is with the
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Michael Sondow wrote:
Greg Skinner wrote:
Have the smaller ISPs ever approached EuroISPA or any of the other ISP
associations and asked them to lobby on their behalf?
I don't know if they have or not. But "here" for me is the U.S.
There's no EuroISPA here. What
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