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.US Registry Deleting Domain Names Retroactively!!
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If sour grapes means pointing out an argument that is rediculous on its face, then sour grapes it is.
Those who say there is no demand are merely trying to maintain the artificial scarcity that props up the value of their speculated domains, or their registries. I suspect that quite a few anonymous posters, like yourself, work for Afilias or Neulevel or Verisign.
If there is no demand, then new registries will go out of business. The market takes care of itself. In no other market are such protections enacted.
++Peter
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Re: .US Registry Deleting Domain Names Retroactive
by PeterBarron
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