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Username:	layman
Date/Time:	Sun, July 9, 2000 at 5:30 PM GMT
Browser:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V5.01 using Windows 98
Score:	5
Subject:	As I said
Message:
It will be easier to have an UNREG TLD to distinguish between the domains that are unregistered and the one registered. You are trying to tell businesses in London that North Pole will be a good place to locate their businesses because everybody knows that a business in North Pole will be well established and authentic(long history), and nobody will mess the business in Noth Pole. Your idea is not too bad, just driving the well established businesses into a no-body-care-corner, so called .REG. Who knows what it means.

Message Thread:

• Current TLD Dispute procedure must be sorted out first — duffyking, July 8 @ 9:28 PM (6/18)
• Agreed — friedrich, July 9 @ 11:57 AM (1/1)
• Again, Thanks — duffyking, July 9 @ 12:08 AM (0/0)
• To protect your domain name — Garry Anderson, July 9 @ 10:46 AM (2/7)
• Bad Idea — layman, July 9 @ 12:40 AM (2/5)
• Who is afraid of .reg? — friedrich, July 9 @ 2:20 PM (1/3)
• As I said — layman, July 9 @ 5:30 PM (2/2)
• dot REG is a certificate of authentication — Garry Anderson, July 10 @ 9:47 AM (0/0)
• Thanks for your (wrong) advices. — friedrich, July 9 @ 10:45 PM (0/0)
• You misunderstand - like most TM companies — Garry Anderson, July 9 @ 1:56 PM (0/0)
• Thanks but this won't work internationally — duffyking, July 9 @ 11:48 AM (0/0)
• I agree BUT — Merlin, July 9 @ 6:49 AM (1/1)
• If rules were laid down first this would work — duffyking, July 9 @ 11:54 AM (0/0)
• A GOOD PROPOSAL — Sotiris, July 9 @ 5:42 AM (1/1)
• ICANN set the rules so they should be involved — duffyking, July 9 @ 11:40 AM (0/0)
• Hear, hear! — Venster, July 8 @ 10:41 PM (1/1)
• Reverse Hijacking should be looked at first — duffyking, July 9 @ 11:34 AM (0/0)
• AGREED! — AboutMoney, July 8 @ 9:37 PM (1/1)
• Thanks — duffyking, July 8 @ 10:02 PM (0/0)

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