Hey Grumpinator,

The answer is simple :
the auDA boys don't get a huge salary, and they probably can't afford a
phone call to Melbourne-IT :>

oh by the way, since nobody had the decency to welcome you properly to that
list, let me do it :

Who are you ?
What do you want ?
Where do you live ?
What is your company name ?
Why don't you have a .com.au domain name in your email address so i can do a
company search and find who you are ?
Do you have a kangaroo pet too ? ( i got a fish tank recently )
What are your interests ?
On what side are you ?
Do you like Sasha ?
Do you like auDA ?
Do you like Melbourne-IT ?
DO you like pasta with mushroom cream ?
Do you like verisign ?
What do you think about scammers ?
What's your boss'phone number ?


See you around mate, i was starting to feel lonely , but your arrival just
ended that :)

Ginger Spice


-----Original Message-----
From: Mr Grumpy [mailto:notahappychappy§yahoo.com.au]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 5:43 PM
To: dns§lists.auda.org.au
Subject: [DNS] Informing the Public


I read somewhere recently that auDA would find it
technically difficult and expensive to inform the
public about dns issues. Can someone explain how MIT
didn't find it difficult to promote the .US domains
through their spam. I recieved 4 copies myself.

With the 2 or 3 million dollars it makes from the
generic domain auction cant auDA  do something about
educating the public. In fact you only need to inform
existing domain name holders and you have all their
records. I would estimate it to take 3 days and cost
about 3000.

PS how do I have my old nic handles removed as they
annoy me.

PPS. Ginger is it true redheads have more fun!!

Grumpy

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