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Why do Americans and the United States Departmen
of Commerce (hellooooo U.S. Commerce not World
Commerce)
Why does the U.S. DOC stand by and have a
contractor like ICANN take $50,000 from many
American companies only to use that money
to help off-shore companies develop TLDs ?
Helllooooo ?? What is wrong with this picture ?
.INFO - Hal Lubsen claims to be U.S. but .INFO
is in Ireland and Hal Lubsen was part of the
move to have CORE (in Switzerland) be the
DNSmeister.
.PRO is in Ireland
.NAME is British
.BIZ is in Australia and yes in the U.S. a little
wow, how did that happen ?
.MUSEUM is in Sweden, part of the Karl Bildt deal
Only chickens care where .COOP is
And of course .AERO is, guess where, Switzerland
The private Swiss bank accounts must be filling
with domain registration cash. Oh, the picture
becomes more clear.
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I fail to see your point. The Internet is an international thing. Companies from all over bid for the oppotunity to run new gTLD's (Global Top-Level Domain, the clue is in the "global"). Some won. Some lost. Some US companies will no doubt be supplying the various US and non-US companies that register domains with equipment, as they will no doubt supply a Californian company called "Verisign".
Add besides, the only sensible place for Dot-Coop is in Rochdale.
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