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Chris Ambler explains: Why I'm Bitter
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I support IOD for .WEB, alwys have. I truly feel for Chris Ambler's tireless pursuit of the .WEB TLD.
After watching the process Chris has been so unfortunately victim of, and watching who the players have been throughout the process, it is a rational and logical conclusion that the ISOC membership players operate ICANN and navigate their decisions to the advantage of their constituency.
In watching the ISOC evolution into ICANN, and after seeing so many ISOC members benefit from ICANN's decisions, not to mention the board seat gaming, I am surprised that there are not more people who are drawing these same conclusions publicly.
I would like to see Image Online Design obtain the delegation of the .WEB TLD.
Chris, have you entertained the thought of joining the ISOC?
Clearly the products of ICANN benefit that group's members over any other, so I would be led to the conclusion that it could not hurt your chances.
I am glad to see that you have continued to pursue the process, and did not abandon hope as Jay Fenello and Iperdome did with .PER after realizing the futility.
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