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[eric@hi-tek.com]

Well now Hugh,

You are truly reaching for the sky here.
And I will be damned if it is not within your grasp.
Watch out for the badies.  but this is righteous.
I, quite frankly am familiar with BTAs and TBAs and WTO bull.
IMHO we must settle to a country that allows full international membership
and then move like a viper under WIPO.  I know that sounds like complete
crap.  but watch us gain momentum and more important power.
Love is for sale cheap but operating on a truly international basis is
expensive.  Our international voting mechanism is key to success. And that
is hot, like gold.  I do not like Vittorios" agenda but he is but one of our
panel. Let us move with the strength of numbers.  You people are starting to
make me proud and that is dangerous.  Perhaps Hi-Tek and its' five hundred
Internet cafe's are about ready to throw our weight with our ten thousand
users behind you.  Somebody build a poster.  I am beginning to trust our
group because of our diversity and democracy.

Thank you,
e


Hugh Blair wrote:

> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Curtis M. Kularski
> >
> > Does anyone have the .INT registration requirements handy? I
> > can't seem
> > to find them.  Once the organization is official, I can see
> > where an INT
> > domain could become possible, if I am remembering the requirements
> > properly.
>
> http://www.iana.org/int-dom/int.htm
>
> To register in the .int domain, the applicant must be an
> intergovernmental organization that meets the requirements found in RFC
> 1591 <http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1591.txt>. In brief, the .int
> domain is used for registering organizations established by
> international treaties between or among national governments. Only one
> registration is allowed for each organization. There is no fee for
> registering an .int domain name.
>
> Please consider the following three elements before applying for an .int
> domain name. These qualifications must be met before an .int domain name
> can be granted.
>
> 1. An international treaty between or among national governments must be
> provided. We should be able to look up the international treaty in the
> UN online database of treaties, or you should provide us a copy. Please
> be sure what you provide is a treaty, not the constitution or bylaws of
> the organization. We recognize as organizations qualified for domain
> names under the .int top-level domain the "specialized agencies" of the
> UN (currently there are 14 of these) and the organizations having
> "observer status" at the UN (currently 16).
>
> 2. The treaty submitted must establish the organization applying for the
> .int domain name. The organization must be established by the treaty
> itself, not by a council decision or similar.
>
> 3. The organization that is established must be widely considered to
> have independent international legal personality and must be the subject
> of and governed by international law. The declaration or the treaty must
> have created the organization. If the organization created is a
> secretariat, it must have a legal personality. For example, it must be
> able to enter into contracts and be party to legal proceedings.
>
> Hugh
>
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