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Berners-Lee Opposes .mobi (and Others Too)
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This is yet another .ORG Debate that 99% of the people ignore. The .ORG People are certainly an evolved race, they live on their own planet. As noted recently on the IETF list*, "they are asked to use the Service Entrance" at hotels they visit because they "scare the other guests". It does not take long for people to see that .ORG people are an unsavory group to be avoided. One easy way to do that is to remove the .ORG TLD from the list of TLDs a family uses. Children then are not exposed to the anti-social behaviors of the .ORG People.
In place of .ORG, the new TLDs** being offered by a wide range of companies can help augment the root zone. These can help to show children and families that there is diversity and that people can be civilized, in real life, and on the .NET. The .ORG People can remain on their own planet and have their time-wasting debates, with their own, like-minded population. The world can be educated to boycott .ORG businesses, foundations, media and social gatherings (or anti-social gatherings). The .ORG People will never go away, they can proudly carry their "brand", helping to warn anyone that happens to get near their planet that they are headed toward a black-hole of time-wasting debates which never end.
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* http://www1.ietf.org/mail-archive/ietf/Current/msg 25161.html
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