David and all,
David R. Conrad wrote:
> Richard,
>
> > Would I be wrong then in taking your positon to be "IP addresses should
> > be managed by a technical process, while domain names should be managed
> > by a political process"?
>
> I do not necessarily feel political processes are the best m
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, David R. Conrad wrote:
> I do not necessarily feel political processes are the best mechanism to manage
> the DNS, rather I'd say political processes are appropriate for the creation
> of the policies by which the DNS is managed.
Have you ever heard of the english language
At 10:09 AM 3/14/00 -0800, David R. Conrad wrote:
>Richard,
>
>> Would I be wrong then in taking your positon to be "IP addresses should
>> be managed by a technical process, while domain names should be managed
>> by a political process"?
>
>I do not necessarily feel political processes are the b
Richard,
> Would I be wrong then in taking your positon to be "IP addresses should
> be managed by a technical process, while domain names should be managed
> by a political process"?
I do not necessarily feel political processes are the best mechanism to manage
the DNS, rather I'd say political
