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Same Old Shell Game All Over Again
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"So far the only competency that ICANN has shown is the ability to pay large sums for very little result."
Gee Karl, I am really not sure how you arrive at such conclusions in the face of quantifiable evidence....reference below
"At 7,026 registrations as of January 31, .coop is more than 8 times larger than the .museum, and nearly 3 times larger than the .aero..."
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so .aero has ~2500 registrations; i wonder how many of them are 'defensive' (and what exactly they're 'defending' themselves against). and .museum, just shy of 17 months old, has less than a thousand -- not even 2 registrations per day. that's quantifiably laughable. sorry, but karl's right: these are jokes.
cheers,
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