One question and one suggestion

["Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond" <ocl@xxxxxxx>]

Question:
if ever since the Internet has begun, no single letter 2nd level domain has 
been allowed, there must have been a reason from those "wise ones" that made 
the rules at the beginning. Has the Internet changed technically to now 
allow such domains? I think not.
Suggestion:
If single letter domains are so expensive because of their scarcity, why not 
make them as expensive as 3G licenses and pay the premium fee towards 
network development & training in developing countries? Any other use of any 
premium funds paid is just another gift to registries.
Regards,

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Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond, Ph.D.
E-mail:<ocl@xxxxxxx> | Tel:+33 (0)6 14 65 35 37 | US Fax:+1 (240)214 0440
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