Ian Smith <smithi§nimnet.asn.au> wrote: I find it interesting that Melbourne IT's submission is considerably at odds with these two closely idealogically aligned submissions in many respects, though I suppose they must have signed off on the latter? Rumour has it that at least 3 of the registrars listed as 'members' of the Domain Industry group have contacted DCITA to disassociate themselves from the submission. Don't know if that includes Melbne IT but agree that it looks very odd that they have a submission which is contradicts the DI one. At the very least it doesn't look profesional either for DI or Melbne IT. Regards Suv On Wed, 17 Jan 2007, Josh Rowe wrote: > On Thu, Jan 11, 2007 at 07:12:34PM +0000, Kim Davies wrote: > > Quoting Josh Rowe on Tuesday January 09, 2007: > > | > > | The submissions to the DCITA "Review of the structure and > > | operation of the .au Internet domain" have been posted here: > > | http://shorterlink.com/?7924AT > > > > I find it surprising that there weren't more public comments from > > registrars. There is only a comment from Melbourne IT made public. > > > > kim > > There are now two extra submissions on the web site, the first from When did these turn up? Thanks for the notice; I'd have missed them. > NetRegistry and the second from the "Domain Industry Assocation" > which says it represents the following registrars: > > Anchor Systems Pty Ltd > AussieHQ Pty Ltd > Australian Style Pty Ltd trading as Bottle Domains > Discount Domain Name Services Pty Ltd > Distribute.IT Pty Ltd trading as Click'n Go! > Domain Central Pty Ltd > Domain Directors Pty Ltd > Enetica Pty Ltd > Explorer Domains Pty Ltd > IntaServe Pty Ltd > Melbourne IT Ltd > NetRegistry Pty Ltd > Sublime IP Pty Ltd trading as GoDomains > TPP Domains Pty Ltd trading as TPP Internet > Wobygong Pty Ltd > > Both of these submissions have some text blacked out. Probably about you :) I find it interesting that Melbourne IT's submission is considerably at odds with these two closely idealogically aligned submissions in many respects, though I suppose they must have signed off on the latter? Cheers, Ian --------------------------------------------------------------------------- List policy, unsubscribing and archives => http://dotau.org/ --------------------------------- The all-new Yahoo! Mail goes wherever you go - free your email address from your Internet provider. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.cynosure.com.au/mailman/private/dns/attachments/20070119/8fcd1a60/attachment.htmReceived on Fri Jan 19 2007 - 03:05:49 UTC
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