Re: The IANA Root as a National Park

[Bob Allisat <bob@wtv.net>]

I wrote:
>>  I predict the Freenic will do a much
>>  better job, charge next to nothing and
>>  will be a much more elegant and efficient
>>  SHARED registry than the red elephant
>>  CORE is predicted to become. As in
>>  "In the red"! After spilling so much
>>  money only to find out the guy next
>>  door is giving it away a lot of these
>>  companies are going to get out of the
>>  CORE scam franchise market very fast!
>>  We'll do it better for less with off
>>  the shelf everything. Wait and see...


Sascha Ignjatovic replied:
>i am really excitied about your way of thinking
>and ready to accept some of your sugestions and
>try to see how it can be made reallity


 Similar to...

 http://www.eu.org & http://www.ml.org

 FCN as an alpha FREENIC *was* a
 reality. We had the prototype
 .FCN DNR server taking intitial
 registrations. FCN utilized the
 free LINUX OS, some excellent
 code written by my very brilliant
 collegue Gard Abrahamson (visit
 <http://www.scriba.org>), a stock
 Pentium, and 128 ISDN connection.
 We were working towards a fully
 automated process adding more
 registries, domains and capabilities
 as time progressed.

 .FCN was put on hold as a result of
 all this chaos out here but make no
 mistake: we who believe the net must
 be free will not surrender. And make
 no mistake: millions of people also
 believe the Internet, including IP
 number allocation, domain name regis-
 tration and Governance should be free
 or as close to free as possible. And
 we cannot be ignored as the pack of
 thieves shoving all this IAHC nonsense
 down our throats is attempting.

 The longer freedom loving people
 are ignored the more likely and
 the more expressive the inevitable
 net.backlash is going to be. You
 try and control 87 registrars. You
 can't ever control 60 million free
 citizans. Critical fact.


 TeleVirtually Yours,

 Bob Allisat

 Director, World TeleVirtual Network             http://www.wtv.net
 PO Box 191 St E Toronto Canada M6H 4E2                 info@wtv.net