[soac-newgtldapsup-wg] Improving the FAQ section of v.2.20

[Eric Brunner-Williams <ebw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At lines 529 and following:

At 567, question 4.2
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Additionally, experience has shown that successful registry operations 
may begin with minimal capitalization -- the marketing budget for .cat 
was two thousand euros invested as printed bookmarks and distributed 
by retail bookshops, and in the second month of operation, with a 
non-exploitive Sunrise/Landrush, reflecting a competently drafted 
rights of others policy, the operation became profitable, and has 
remained profitable in every quarter subsequent. Experience has also 
shown that very high capitalizations does not guarantee successful 
initial registry operations.
The ability to "fund a registry" is not a neutral or objective 
criteria. The cost of risk capital in New York and London for a 
speculative investment is qualitatively and quantifiably different 
from the the cost in Central and South America, Africa, Asia, and much 
of Europe.
Additionally, experience has shown that successful registry operations 
may begin with minimal capitalization -- the marketing budget for .cat 
was two thousand euros invested as printed bookmarks and distributed 
by retail bookshops, and in the second month of operation, with a 
non-exploitive Sunrise/Landrush, reflecting a competently drafted 
rights of others policy, the operation became profitable, and has 
remained profitable in every quarter subsequent. Experience has also 
shown that very high capitalizations does not guarantee successful 
initial registry operations.
Financial assistance during the pre-revenue period contributes to 
solving the pre-revenue cost problem for an applicant, lowering the 
cost to capital. As the cost of capital is significantly greater in 
the areas defined by the UN as "developing economies", the absence of 
any program to level the playing field leaves the incumbents and their 
regional markets and interests with a significant advantage over 
qualified new entrants, their regional markets, and the interests of 
their users.
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I propose to replace the text in 4.2.1 with the text above. Comments?
Eric