For Gregory Krajewski comments,It
is not as if I am FRIGHTENED to death as you may think.
If you read my post alot
of it I hope makes sense, (thats why I posted).
ICANN needs to get the current
issues working, offering new tld's under the same problematic guidelines as .com
has encountered is not going to solve anything.
Frankly, big corps are the only
ones who need new tld's and they want them first, before anyone else has a right
to register them through pre-registrations..And they will probably get them too,
thats what frightens me.
I have my .com's, I don't need anymore..in fact when digging
through the whois database everyday I see great opportunity that the corps can't
see because they just don't have what it takes to succeed in the internet.
They
are all wound up about trademarks, when there are still high profile names available
for a registration fee of $10 to 70.00 out there that can be used to represent their
interest probably better than their trademarked names.
I haved helped some myself
retain the names they need, they did not have a clue. Some I could not help because
even though they wanted help I couldn't help them anyway..no one could.
I am currently
registering financial names that any bank or lending institution should be elated
over, why are they still available today? I will tell you, its because of this trademark
situation that is in limbo. There are still alot of excellent choices available but
all these corps want only what they think they are entitled to.
I welcome all the
new tld's that ICANN can think up, but not until the policies and procedures are
in place and everyone agrees to them.
It make no sense to roll out these tld's
until all issues are smoothed out.
Not that hard to grasp!