GTLD-MOU General Discussion List

• Dec 17, 1996
• Free Web Space and Authoring for Historical Societies, John Palmer
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Kevin Brown
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldla-crispin-00.txt, Michael Dillon
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Paul Svensson
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Paul Svensson
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Simon Higgs
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Paul Svensson
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Paul Svensson
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Michael Dillon
• Re: Root Name Servers in Sync ?, Paul A Vixie
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Michael Dillon
• Re: Free Web Space and Authoring for Historical Societies, Martin J. Duerst
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Kevin Brown
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Yehuda Berlinger
• Re: DNS and Directory Services, Martin J. Duerst
• Re: Shared and open tlds, Martin J. Duerst
• Re:DNS and Directory, Tierno S. Bah
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, David Collier-Brown
• Re: DNS and Directory Services, David Collier-Brown
• Re: con men, Thabet Birro
• Re: Free Web Space and Authoring for Historical Societies, bmanning
• Re: con men, bmanning
• Re: Shared and open tlds, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Free Web Space and Authoring for Historical Societies, Bob Allisat
• Re: DNS and Directory Services, bmanning
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Vince Wolodkin
• Re: con men, Thabet Birro
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: con men, bmanning
• Re:DNS and Directory, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: DNS and Directory Services, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: Shared and open tlds, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Kent Crispin
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldla-crispin-00.txt, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: con men, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: con men, Karl Denninger
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldla-crispin-00.txt, Michael Dillon
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Kent Crispin
• Re: Root Name Servers in Sync ?, Aveek Datta
• Re: Alternic, Aveek Datta
• Re: DNS and Directory Services, Kent Crispin
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldla-crispin-00.txt, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Simon Higgs
• Re: con men, Simon Higgs
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldla-crispin-00.txt, Kent Crispin
• Re: con men, bmanning
• Re: Jim Fleming: FW: Less Fuzzy, David Collier-Brown
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Karl Auerbach
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldtech-crispin-00.txt, Kent Crispin
• Re: con men, David Collier-Brown
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: con men, Karl Denninger
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Perry E. Metzger
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Karl Auerbach
• remove, Aidan Owens
• Re: DNS and Directory Services (hierarchy, translation of), Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: con men, Thabet Birro
• Re: con men, Perry E. Metzger
• Re: con men, David Collier-Brown
• Re: con men, Michael Dillon
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), David Collier-Brown
• Re: con men, Das Devaraj
• Re: DNS and Directory Services (hierarchy, translation of), Karl Auerbach
• remove, Tim Headley
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Eugene Kashpureff
• Re: DNS and Directory Services (hierarchy, translation of), David Collier-Brown
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Michael Dillon
• Put up or shut up: shared registries, Michael Dillon
• Re: Put up or shut up: shared registries, Christopher Ambler
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Karl Auerbach
• Re: DNS and Directory Services, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: Some thoughts about draft-iahc-stldla-crispin-00.txt, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Karl Auerbach
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Simon Higgs
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Karl Auerbach
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Paul Svensson
• Dec 18, 1996
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Michael Dillon
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Paul Ezra Kautz
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Simon Higgs
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Simon Higgs
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Michael Dillon
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Kent Crispin
• Re: Jim Fleming: FW: Less Fuzzy, David R. Conrad
• Re: Trademark categories (was Re: Responses to Responses), Simon Higgs
• Fw: remove, Bob Henley
• two letters at the end defines "where you are going"?, Carl Oppedahl
• Re: Adding two letters and a dot renders unoffensive?, Carl Oppedahl
• Article in Government Lawyer about NSI's domain name policy, Carl Oppedahl
• Re: two letters at the end defines "where you are going"?, Paul Svensson
• Trademark Classifications was Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Root Name Servers in Sync ?, Stephen Harris
• Re: two letters at the end defines "where you are going"?, Vince Wolodkin
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), David Collier-Brown
• remove, Tami Breeden
• Re: Trademark Classifications was Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Kent Crispin
• Re: Who decides? (was: trademark categories), Kent Crispin
• Re: Put up or shut up: shared registries, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond
• Re: two letters at the end defines "where you are going"?, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond