I support the Operational Point of Contact model

["Greg Shaffer" <greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello - 

I am writing simply to comment that I support the Operational Point 
of Contact model for whois security and oppose the Special 
Circumstances model since it does not do enough to protect the 
privacy of domain holders.  This issue probably has no impact 
whatsoever for business and corporate entities, but for the average 
person who wishes to host their own domain, I believe there needs to 
be some way to prevent all of their contact information from being 
made publicly available.  There are many ways that a person with a 
less than legitimate reason for disguising their identity can operate 
with relative anonymity and impunity, so why should the owners of 
domain names be held to a higher standard?

Greg
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Greg Shaffer
greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx