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Why Verisign Isn't Worried
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of that presupposes that when all is said and done it is concluded that Sitefinder is value subtratced. I suspect that is a faulty analysis. Once the startup issues are sorted out (like misconfigured mail servers are reconfigured) and probably even today, the net benefit to the Internet user community is positive. How can a "not found" be better than Sitefinder for the average, nontechnical (ie 99% of) user?
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been there, done that
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Re:ICANN should act anyway
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An error message in accordance with your browser's language settings is infinitely better than Sitefinder, which is only in English.
I realize that the English speaking world has to simply put up with those parts of the world that hold onto this quaint idea of using foreign languages instead of communicating normally, but until then I am willing to bet they would prefer a message which means something to them than one which does not.
How hard is that to understand?
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