Hi Robert, Near end of Summer 2003
I disagree that an Opensrs reseller mentioning another Registrar on
this list is inappropriate in this particular context.
In the context of a rumour surfacing about a possible buyout, i am
wondering where i would shift to if i didn't like the new management.
While i'm a Big fan of Opensrs and many of it's employees/management,
things can change and can change fast.
While Elliot has his reasons for not commenting about rumours, i
personally would prefer a clear
and definitive "no, we are not in discussions to sell Opensrs", if in
fact this is the case.
In the meantime, without a quashing of the rumour, i have it in the
back of my head, that yes, a sale may occur and i need to cover my
own ass if it does. It is obvious others here on this list are
thinking the same way.
In the meantime, i plan to happily remain with Opensrs and look
forward to the government of Canada decriminalizing Marijuana. I
then look forward to the possibility of the Supreme Court of Canada
kicking our government's butt and Legalizing it.
Yes, i digress, but it is Friday night.
The warm and sweet summer air reveals.
Y'all have a Great and Safe weekend.
Swerve
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Legalize It!
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At 4:42 PM -0700 8/29/03, Robert L Mathews wrote:
>At 8/29/03 3:29 PM, Tomas - Eclipse wrote:
>
>>If the buyout occurs I'd definitely go.
>>enom.com is probably the best other option I've seen so far, they
>>have tons of features at no extra cost.
>>
>>Any other suggestions?
>
>Not singling you out in particular, but in general this kind of talk on a
>Tucows-sponsored list seems in poor taste to me. I'm sure there are other
>places to ask for recommendations for competitors (the ISP-* lists, for
>example).
>
>A comment on eNom: one of their "features" is the support they knowingly
>give to the fine folks over at Domain Registry of America. Another is the
>spam that eNom sales staff have sent me more than once.
>
>--
>Robert L Mathews, Tiger Technologies
>
>"Something basic has gone wrong." http://moveon.org/gore-speech.html
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