On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 11:18:07AM +1100, Mark Hughes wrote: > Not much, of that line of reasoning. > > The starting assumption is that widgets.com.au is automatically 'better' > than a less generic version of the same thing. Not at all. There is only one domain name under consideration in that hypothetical. What's being debated is whether granting a domain name to the most cashed-up player is a fairer system than granting it under some other criteria, such as: - the one who has a "stronger" right to the name, or - the one who asked for the name first, or - the one who can make better use of the name. If, say, Micro$oft were one of the players in this game, they can win anytime they choose because they're the most cashed-up of all. Is this fair? I think not. Nick.Received on Fri Oct 03 2003 - 00:00:00 UTC
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