Re: 60 day waiting peroid.... a suggestion ...

[Christopher Sevcik <chris@sparknet.net>]

At 08:36 PM 12/21/96 +0200, Hank Nussbacher wrote:
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>How do others feel about this proposal in regards to 60 day wait???

Rather than my suggestion, I offer my thought, in form of a question:


Why is it that I can Incorporate a business, and be providing value
for my public (clients) *the-same-day*, but when it comes time to 
registering a domain name with the 60 day wait, I am denied the right
to provide value for my public, potentially stopping me from competing 
with competitors who have submitted sooner?

No matter how smart or fast or wealthy we are, there is always someone,
somewhere that has gone further than you might have, and the greatest 
thing about business, is that when you identify that a competitor has
raised a standard that you have not, if you throttle up, work around
the clock (whatever), you can catch up and often surpass back to a 
leadership position overnight (figuratively speaking).

60 day wait prevents and limits that potential.

I respect that there are other concerns involved, but wanted to add
another mark on the chalkboard for making a motion to dig for another
solution.

-Christopher M. Sevcik, President
 SparkNET Corporation, USA