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ICANN's Creation of more sponsored TLDs
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By-the-way, do you carry one brand of mattress? Or do you confuse your customers by selling multiple brands and multiple models?
The answer to customer confusion is information, not restriction of the marketplace.
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Re: Please, No More TLDs...
by Anonymous
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There're probably going to be new tlds but they most probably are not going to be unrestricted gTlds; the time for this baby has run out. They're already talking about taxonomic models for DNS. Also, a new gTLD like .WEB would just be a repeat of .NET, which is not that successful even though run by the same registry as .com. So an argument that a better run registry would somehow make such a tld successful does not make sense. And, if this .WEB thing ever get its way into the official ICANN root system, one of the conditions will/should be that ALL the names be available to anyone who qualifies; the public/businesses will/should not be deprived of the prime names registered by .WEB speculators before the fact (it becoming an official tld). How would that be for fairness and open market competition?
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