Re: Core priceing

[Vince Wolodkin <wolodkin@digitalink.com>]

Perry E. Metzger wrote:
> 
> "Rick H. Wesson" writes:
> > It seems that there are 2 basic ways the folks that end up running
> > the CORE database could price things.
> >
> >   1. Flat rate. $200K per year for opperating costs.
> >
> >   2. On a per domain basis like US$3.00/each one time fee.
> >      $1.00 per update
> >
> > Which is best?
> 
> It was anticipated that CORE gets to decide this based on what their
> membership (the registrars) want.
> 
> Perry
> Speaking for myself, not for the IAHC

Some friendly advice for IAHC members.  If while deliberating you sense
that you are making assumptions, these should be included in the draft. 
CORE should decide this, but it should be spelled out in the draft.

It seems like many questions raised post-draft have already been
discussed by the IAHC members, but just not included in the draft.

The devil is in the details....

Vince Wolodkin