Re: whose interests?

[Bob Allisat <bob@wtv.net>]

Valdis wrote:
>As Bob Allisat discovers there's more to running a DNS (or
>any other business) out in the Real World than a Wintel
>machine and a skinny bit-pipe...
>
>So tell me Bob.. How long can you afford this low-cost
>activity while expending vast amounts of time money and effort
>in just selling the service, while returning resources to subsidize
>things?  And more importantly, what happens to the people in .FCN
>and .WTV if your service goes belly up?
>
>There's a *reason* performance bonds were invented.  And no,
>I don't  see $10K as exorbitant to get into the top-level registry
>business.  Hell, I couldn't start up a local ISP for anywhere
>near that amount of capital.

 For the record: the only problem
 I have encountered is in having
 to endlessly and relentlessly
 defend our right to the namespace.
 from monopolistic bitheads Our
 independant FCN registry pretty
 much runs itself. Anyone can
 operate a Domain Name Registry
 with dial-up access, standard
 WWW site set-ups and the help
 of a co-operative ISP.

 You IETF idiots have not only
 lied about technical standards
 you have wildly exagerated the
 level of expertise necessary
 as well. I suspect this will be
 just another reason for your
 immanent collective downfall.

 Fuck you you pompous pig Valdis
 and the rest of you too. Orlando
 my ass! I will return. And heavan
 help you all when I do.

TeleVirtually Yours,

Bob Allisat

http://www.wtv.net
http://www.fcn.net