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Why Do You Care What .PRO Does ?
Actually, why does anyone care what ICANN does ?
It should be clear they are going to do anything they think they can get away with and which generates revenue. Pay no attention to their non-profit status. Details. Details.
Thanks for playing. Put another coin in the slot to see another episode of the ICANN game.
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