There are other registries? When did this happen? I thought we had a
monopoly?!

Also, to the drunken moron who left abusive messages on the office phone
(no prizes for guessing) I have one question;

Who thinks about domain names so much that they drunk dial about
them...? Now THAT's passion!

I guess we won't be hearing from cb until he wakes... hangover cure
anyone?

For the record, nothing has been enTRUSTed to us. We have contractual
obligations. I only wish it were AusRegistry's decision (or the
registrars for the matter) to decide on these issues.

Thanks.

Adrian Kinderis
Chief Executive Officer
AusRegistry International Pty Ltd
Level 8, 10 Queens Road
Melbourne. Victoria Australia. 3004
Ph: +61 3 9866 3710
Fax: +61 3 9866 1970
Email: adrian§ausregistry.com
Web: www.ausregistryinternational.com


-----Original Message-----
From: dns-bounces+adriank=ausregistry.com.au§dotau.org
[mailto:dns-bounces+adriank=ausregistry.com.au§dotau.org] On Behalf Of
Sean K. Finn
Sent: Friday, 29 June 2007 3:17 AM
To: .au DNS Discussion List
Subject: Re: [DNS] Australia registers more .au than .com domains

Apart from Adrian benefiting, will anyone other than the registrars and
registries benefit?

You are the caretaker of .au, act accordingly, try not to rape that
which has been enTRUSTed to you.


-----Original Message-----
From: dns-bounces+sean.finn=ozservers.com.au§dotau.org
[mailto:dns-bounces+sean.finn=ozservers.com.au§dotau.org] On Behalf Of
Adrian Kinderis
Sent: Friday, 29 June 2007 8:20 AM
To: .au DNS Discussion List
Subject: Re: [DNS] Australia registers more .au than .com domains

Please open up .au just so I get to read more of this enthralling
rhetoric.

Adrian Kinderis
Chief Executive Officer
AusRegistry International Pty Ltd
Level 8, 10 Queens Road
Melbourne. Victoria Australia. 3004
Ph: +61 3 9866 3710
Fax: +61 3 9866 1970
Email: adrian§ausregistry.com
Web: www.ausregistryinternational.com

-----Original Message-----
From: dns-bounces+adriank=ausregistry.com.au§dotau.org
[mailto:dns-bounces+adriank=ausregistry.com.au§dotau.org] On Behalf Of
Chris Bell
Sent: Friday, 29 June 2007 1:22 AM
To: .au DNS Discussion List
Subject: Re: [DNS] Australia registers more .au than .com domains


No! Don't!

To open 1st LD .AU domains is to misunderstand the significant role that

we played in the creation of this whole catastrophe in the first place -

to misunderstand why the 2LDs were birthed and where they were borne 
from. And why.

We inherited our .AU infrastructure as a result of our involvement in 
the initial deployment of the Internet. It's not our structure that 
needs correcting, it's the TLD itself.

The whole DNS system was designed around redundancy, and what would 
survive in a post-apocalyptic context. Commercialising it is akin to 
breaking out the 4WD Ladas on a snow-laden CSKA Moscow pitch - 
impressive, but pointless.

.AU used to be over-regulated, but now it's very competitive. I can't 
see any justification for further de-regulation at this time that won't 
undermine the value of all the domains that the rest of you have been 
holding onto and profiting from.

Many of you are paying premium for the likes of M.I.T. to "manage" your 
domains. But many of you want to increase your margins.

You could lose all of that. Everything. Once .com.au becomes 
un-regulated as .au - the likes of DNA will pounce, this time
legitimised.

The .AU part will become almost irrelevant.

Sure, the Eneticas and NetRegistries will make their 10% margin, but the

consequences... You will damn the market forever.

It's all very nice to say that the TLD can buy back a 2LD if necessary -

but that's simply not realistic. You're either in or you're out. Once 
the TLD is in, the 2LD is out.

And I'm out too.


One policy that we've stuck by, all along, is that com.au has to be 
registered to a trading entity. That policy has served us well and I see

no reason to change it.


cb
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