PAB NSI Welcomes Domain Policy

[Sascha Ignjatovic <sascha@isoc.vienna.org>]

http://www.wired.com/news/news/business/story/12793.html


               NSI Welcomes Domain Policy
               by Jennifer Sullivan 

               4:32pm  5.Jun.98.PDT
               Network Solutions Inc. (NSOL) --
               the company currently holding
               the monopoly on Internet
               domain-name assignment and
               registration through a
               government contract -- greeted
               with open arms today the Clinton
               administration's new policy on
               how to overhaul the domain name
               system. 


by all respect for the achievemetns know how and power of the NSI and
their desayer to be heavily involved in the formation of the new dns/ip
organisation they can not be "to heavy" within this organisation 
becouse they are very selfish and primitive in their basic understanding
of the internet 

we should really help the busines world to understand that the paradigm of 
competition hase to change to the paradigm of cooperation if we like to
have some intelligent and efective economie for the 21 centaury 

imagine the internet without cooperation only driven by competition !? 
internet would not exists at all !

internet IS COOPERATION by definition 

the behaviour of the NSI is really not in the mood of the internet and 
it is a shame for a company wich claims to be on the top of internet 
not to have such basic understanding of the cooperation and sharing 
nature of the internet 


its like the big scientists who hase powerful brains but go engry when you 
ask them how the universe could come up out of nothing surounden by 
"nothing" :-)  they deal every day with the universe but they can not
understand that the universe can not comme out of nothing 
-big brains but the simplest thing they dont understand :-)

nsi is dealing with internet by traying to hold their monopoly on dns
registration for some global domains in such a primitive and shamles way
that it is really a farce that such behaviour is tolerated by the internet
community as a "legitime" behaviour 

sharing is more satisfactory than collecting !
it is such a simple understanding !

try it out and see !

sascha ignjatovic 
individual member 
internet society 

ps.those are mine personal vuews and dont represent officialy any other
   person or organisation 

pps.i am sorry for this harsh and direct words but they are sayed 
    "out of love"  we hope all that the nsi/saic would becomme a 
    partner and positiv factor in the history of the internet