Re: offcial notices

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Vince,

  Please read below your comments.

Vince Wolodkin wrote:
> 
> I absolutely agree with everything you said.  Just two points.  The 60
> days I referred to was in the hopes that courts could be eeventually
> brought to recognize that challenges not made in the first 60 days
> should be considered moot.  I don't know if this is viable which is why
> I think in the next paragraph I asked for input from any lawyers out
> there.

  They have on several occasions.  There is no need for a 60 day 
waiting perion from a truely legal standpoint.  Enough said.
> 
> I also never believed that domain additions should be in printed form,
> but I still firmly believe that we will gain much greater acceptance if
> we at least try getting a notice run regularly in major business
> publications and encouraging local gazettes to include a prefab notice
> with pointers to a URL.  After all, there must be some reason that
> governments still do this on paper.  Could it be that only a small
> percentage of the world's population actually have access to the
> internet?  Maybe.

  Well at last count 111 countries have access to the internet. What
fraction is that?  The reason governments still do this is out of
habbit, mainly and some ignorance on their part as to alternate means.

Regards,

-- 
Jeffrey A. Williams
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Information Eng. Group. 
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