Who do you think is paying for the internet? It's us. And Fidelity, Capital
Group, etc. The days of the public funded internet are over. One cannot
bite the hand that feeds. Also, amassing the $200million in capital required to start
a competing registry would get no interest on the part of investors. I am not
arguing that competition is not desirable, but why so much concern over $35/year
-- this is about what people pay for one month of coffee at work...
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