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September 10, 2007

More New TLDs That You Don't Need

White_elephantThe .post proposal is up...

http://www.icann.org/correspondence/donohoe-to-pritz-05sep07.pdf

-----Original Message-----
From: John Berryhill [mailto:john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 2:14 AM
To: 'Registrars Constituency'
Subject: [registrars] FW: .POST sTLD Communication

Jay Westerdal asks:
>Why do we need a .POST? Can't they do this same thing with a sub-domain
>like post.int?

JbJohn Berryhill says: "No.  This TLD will be set up to permit you to buy and glue stamps to your email, along with some sort of global address directory scheme by which you can look anyone up online and then turn your computer off and write them a letter."

***FS*** If approved..  expect them to spend every dollar (and waking moment) fighting the addition of .mail and .postage

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Comments

and here I thought this was the new cereal extension. RaisinBran.Post
My favorite is probably HoneyBunchesofOats.Post

Is this the prelim to charging everyone for email through the sale of postage?

I call: fence.post please.

It all sounds good, but can we depend on them to hike the .post rates every 45 days?

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