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Username:	InternetAdvocate
Date/Time:	Fri, October 26, 2001 at 2:05 AM GMT (Thu, October 25, 2001 at 7:05 PM PDT)
Browser:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V5.5 using Windows NT 5.0
Subject:	Net means network.  Not necessarily an internet infrastructure company either.
Message:
"Dot Net is the ugly step child to dot com and always will be. Unforunately it got labeled this during the internet explosion. It is the reason why you don't see a lot of commercial dot net domain names out there." Many domains use dot-net.  There are many human networks that use net as an abbreviation for network.

Message Thread:

• Dot-net is better than dot-web ... — InternetAdvocate, October 26 @ 12:45 AM (3/15)
• Some facts..... — Gregory W. Krajewski, October 26 @ 1:57 AM (1/3)
• Net means network.  Not necessarily an internet infrastructure company either. — InternetAdvocate, October 26 @ 2:05 AM (1/2)
• Agree to Disagee....Let's try it! — Gregory W. Krajewski, October 26 @ 2:46 AM (1/1)
• I support placing IOD's Dot-Web into A-root... — InternetAdvocate, October 28 @ 10:34 PM (0/0)
• Agree. — spot, October 26 @ 1:17 AM (3/8)
• TLDs — S. Hudgens, October 26 @ 2:00 AM (0/0)
• Spot almost spot on ... — InternetAdvocate, October 26 @ 1:31 AM (0/0)
• Thanks — cambler, October 26 @ 1:20 AM (2/5)
• ICANN not a policy or regulatory body? — Garry Anderson, October 26 @ 6:10 PM (1/3)
• How so? — cambler, October 26 @ 6:48 PM (1/2)
• They make policy and regulate — Garry Anderson, October 27 @ 8:39 AM (1/1)
• Sure — cambler, October 27 @ 2:58 PM (0/0)
• Didn't mean to offend, buddy. — spot, October 26 @ 1:35 AM (0/0)
• Reference — cgrady, October 26 @ 12:59 AM (1/1)
• I stand by my original post. — InternetAdvocate, October 26 @ 1:05 AM (0/0)

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