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Username:	InternetAdvocate
Date/Time:	Thu, June 28, 2001 at 1:46 AM GMT (Wed, June 27, 2001 at 6:46 PM PDT)
Browser:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V5.5 using Windows NT 4.0
Score:	5
Subject:	See also my GREAT compromise suggestions earlier on this forum.
Message:
I suggested some compromises between ICANN and alt roots New Net and Atlantic Root, to greatly increase the number of TLD's in the USG's A-root without conflicting with current alt root TLD's.  Those suggestions are evidence that I truly am an Internet advocate, not a mind-numbed robot fan of ICANN. But ICANN has apparently zero interest in solving the colliding-TLD's problem.

Message Thread:

• Compromise — Elvis, June 22, 2001 @ 7:55 PM (1/6)
• See also my GREAT compromise suggestions earlier on this forum. — InternetAdvocate, June 28, 2001 @ 1:46 AM (2/5)
• I like your compromise, but I think it would even be easier to ... — friedrich, June 28, 2001 @ 8:12 AM (0/0)
• Why does ICANN have apparently zero interest in solving the colliding-TLD's problem? — InternetAdvocate, June 28, 2001 @ 1:48 AM (3/3)
• Answer — Elvis, June 30, 2001 @ 12:53 AM (0/0)
• Good question! — friedrich, June 28, 2001 @ 8:10 AM (0/0)
• Because to them, the TLDs don't collide. They couldn't care less about the alt-roots  (No Text) — Slicer, June 28, 2001 @ 5:01 AM (0/0)

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