Re:lots of e-mail addresses :(((
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We don't agree with the attitude of those people who say that we will not be harmed by.SU destruction. From the marketing point of view (which - by all means - should determine the technical point of view with the users' interests and not the other way around) existence of.SU is fully justified.
A common netizens' action to keep the SU
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See Ya .su
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· Score: 2, Insightful
http://save.nsk.su/english/vote/index.html
We as users stay out of arguments about technical issues that play for.SU destruction. From the marketing point of view (which - by all means - should determine the technical point of view with the users' interests and not the other way around) existence of.SU is fully justified. We don't agree with the attitude of those people who say that we will not be harmed by.SU destruction. On this market every solution is possible if it is demanded by users just like different watches or briefcases ranging in price from $1 to $15000 and more for an item. This is rather a question of personal preferences and habits of every one. No internet user should become a hostage of some administrative and political games of separate individuals who traditionally were closer than many regular users to the decision-making Internet organizations.
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We don't agree with the attitude of those people who say that we will not be harmed by .SU destruction. From the marketing point of view (which - by all means - should determine the technical point of view with the users' interests and not the other way around) existence of .SU is fully justified.
http://save.nsk.su/english/vote/index.html
.SU destruction. From the marketing point of view (which - by all means - should determine the technical point of view with the users' interests and not the other way around) existence of .SU is fully justified. We don't agree with the attitude of those people who say that we will not be harmed by .SU destruction. On this market every solution is possible if it is demanded by users just like different watches or briefcases ranging in price from $1 to $15000 and more for an item. This is rather a question of personal preferences and habits of every one. No internet user should become a hostage of some administrative and political games of separate individuals who traditionally were closer than many regular users to the decision-making Internet organizations.
We as users stay out of arguments about technical issues that play for