On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, at 16:13 [=GMT+0200], Anthony Atkielski wrote:
Dan writes:
Proves ICANN is not interested in the integrity of the DNS to have
permitted
this.
ICANN is probably busy trying to find a way to copyright the root domain.
Everyone wants his slice of the unlimited possibilities for manufactured
wealth inherent in IP law.
ICANN could ask Dept of Commerce for an * in the root zone. It could
solve all ICANNs financial problems. Perhaps com/net was just a test
case to see what reactions would come? I don't really think so, given
the way ICANN reacted. I think ICANN wasn't even consulted. Not that
that gives much hope for the future of the DNS.
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