more efficient allocation of names, names go to people who value them
the most. ask google.

Vic


Sean Finn [sean.finn§ozservers.com.au] wrote:
> If you can successfully answer this question, then you justify your lining
> of your pockets with gold and may continue to do so.
> 
> Making money isn't a bad thing, but my question still remains.
> 
> How will changing the rules regarding transferring of domain name licenses
> benefit the users of .au?
> 
> Any explicit examples of what is wrong with the current method of domain
> transfer to a new owner should be discussed as well. (I'm not an expert on
> it, but I have done three or four).
> 
> I'm trying to be practical and non biased with this question.
> 
> -Sean.
> 
> 
> > Sean Finn [sean.finn§ozservers.com.au] wrote:
> > 
> > > How does this benefit the users of .au., not the providers of .au ?
> > 
> > this just highlights the flaw in the current board system. everytime the
> > registrars make a suggestion on how to improve the name space we
> > get accused of "lining our pockets with gold".
> > 
> > yet there is nobody on the "demand" side of the board that will stick up
> > for
> > commercial interests, its basically left up to registrars to defend the
> > real
> > users of the name space. and registrars of course cant make any suggestion
> > because
> > we would be "lining our pockets with gold".
> > 
> > Vic
> 
> 
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