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"Each TLD must be rolled out with public policy in mind."
TLDs are now NOT being rolled out, they are being
well-hidden. .XXX is a good example. The application
to ICANN was a troll. They wanted to see what
ICANN would do and now they see. .XXX has done a
major service for many TLDs which will now prosper
WITHOUT the ICANN curse or contract. ICANN will of
course withdraw and retire milking their .NET
cash cow. ICANN will then turn their attention to
.COM, which is their real agenda. They can not
wait to get their percentage of that .COM revenue.
ICANN is a for-profit business with no benefit
to the public. The benefit flows to the insiders
that receive their dividend checks from ICANN
each month, for doing nothing.
If the U.S. Government wants to see the working
and growing TLDs become more wide-spread, they
can encourage the U.S. FCC to make that happen.
It is actually a very simple process. ICANN has
turned it into a private political football
on their uneven playing field where they change
the rules each month.
.XXX will help educate the U.S. Government about
the monster they created called ICANN. This will
not make ICANN go away, but consumers can be
warned to avoid the ICANN root. Companies will
prosper that serve consumers well and deliver
that message to them.
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