The fact is that many companies have many tens, sometimes as many as hundereds of domain names. Why should they get that many votes? Should I get to vote on the BOD of McDonalds if I happen to eat several hambergers every day?
The people running an organization like ICANN should be impartial, not people who have power becuase of how many domain names they happen to be squatting.
Wow. I thought I was the only one who used to wear those pajamas.
Do you remember the first time you REALLY messed up your computer, and you had to explain to your father that he had to spend $50 for someone to get it working again. That was no fun at all...
I live near Baltimore, a pretty large city. I cannot get cable-tv (because the co-ax in my building sucks), let alone cable modem service or DSL. Why are services like this, rocoshet, or others not avalable when there are still people like me out there who want service?
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The fact is that many companies have many tens, sometimes as many as hundereds of domain names. Why should they get that many votes? Should I get to vote on the BOD of McDonalds if I happen to eat several hambergers every day?
The people running an organization like ICANN should be impartial, not people who have power becuase of how many domain names they happen to be squatting.
...or Drexel University which was the first to have 802.11 in September 1999.
Wow. I thought I was the only one who used to wear those pajamas.
Do you remember the first time you REALLY messed up your computer, and you had to explain to your father that he had to spend $50 for someone to get it working again. That was no fun at all...
I live near Baltimore, a pretty large city. I cannot get cable-tv (because the co-ax in my building sucks), let alone cable modem service or DSL. Why are services like this, rocoshet, or others not avalable when there are still people like me out there who want service?