Dear Everyone on this list, I have waited patiently nearly three years for the .org.au domain to be sorted out. As I have said a few times before on this and other lists, kre should be congratulated for his commitment and service. But this debate is not about Robert, it is about the future and ongoing management of .org.au, a a fundamentally important Australian domain. I am surprised and disappointed at the level of discussion here. In addition to a debate that rarely rises above the rationality of 12 year old's, there seems to be some indication that because non-profits are not-for-profit, we shouldn't mind waiting around; that it's ok for a free service like org.au to offer a second-rate service. I find this attitude just astounding. There is also the suggestion that if a non-profit can't get the right domain, it should go after another one. What is the point of .org.au then, when you have non-profits (like my organisation) with inappropriate domains? I am not and never have been, an association. I am a non-profit organisation. Is it not a contradiction that some non-profits are forced to buy a .com.au domain? What about arguments of domain consistency I have heard bandied around before? I would be pleased to see such a hot-topic, sub-committee'd off to a smaller, less argumentative list, who could then throw back to this list, some reasonable suggestions. Sandra Davey _________________________________________________________________________ Sandra Davey Manager, Foundation Law Web: www.fl.asn.au Law Foundation of NSW Email: sldavey§fl.asn.au GPO Box 4264 Ph: 61 2 9299 5621 Sydney NSW 2001 Fax: 61 2 9262 1660Received on Thu Jul 23 1998 - 07:29:34 UTC
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