I disagree this system serves no purpose, it is informative
and some real issues have been raised.
Sure some contributions will be useless, however, overall it is of good
interest.
More input on the au registry and where it is going rather than discussions
on
names that do not come under the au registry would be helpful.
The generic situation of the au domain and the latest info on these seems to
be lacking.
Trade mark advice and the rights and issues on this area have been of great
value to me.
Keep up the top work Chris well done

Gene Downs
admin§genericads.com
www.genericads.com.au
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Archer" <rha&#167;juggernaut.com.au>
To: <dns&#167;lists.auda.org.au>
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 11:03 AM
Subject: Re: [DNS] Responsibilities of contributors


> At 11:30 AM +1100 16/3/02, Peter wrote:
>
> >psychotic egos
>
> lol
>
>
> >By rules I don't mean censorship ... but I would ban any anonymous
> >statement. I would enforce a declaration of true identity
>
> Why should people who wish to remain anonymous not have their voice
> heard? Providing they have something useful to say and aren't just
> trying to trash the forum with senseless gibberish.
>
>
> >and a declaration of interest.
>
> Bah, what rot.
>
> Why does it matter why someone is saying what they are. If their
> argument stands up to scrutiny it should be heeded. Doesn't matter if
> they are arguing because their morals dictate they oppose the proposal,
> or whether they stand to make millions from having it carried.
>
>
> I agree though that this list should probably be moderated.
>
>
> >Until the enforcement of true identity and declaration of interest
becomes
> >a reality - I - like a number of those before me am abandoning this list.
>
> C'ya then.
>
>  ...R.
>
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