Re: [ICANN-EU] more questions: Future of the DNS?

["Oliver Thuns" <icann@thuns.de>]

Hello Lutz!

>>My idea is:
>>- Introduce the new TLD
>>- Look what happens
>>- Analyze it and make it better
>
>Will you pollute the name space again and again? When do you expect to find
>the DEFINITE SOLUTION (TM)? When shut the failed TLDs down?

You want a clean unpolluted name space? I understand how I could pollute the 
environment, but how could I pollute a name space? What is a failed Domain, why 
should domains shut down? Make the name space big and don't try to keep it clean, 
which is not possible. 

It's the first time that new TLDs are introduced. I don't think it will work very 
well with a few new TLDs. But the elected directors will not have the chance to 
discuss this.

>>>- What do you expect from additional gTLDs?
>>
>>There should be many. Not 5, not 10. Maybe 100 or thousands (or
>>unlimited). The ICANN only make technical decision? Okay, do it 100%
>>technically, make the name space unlimited. Introduce unlimited TLDs.
>
>How should such a net work?

Technically? Don't know exactly, but it would work. Look at http://name-space.com.

>>If the ICANN introduce only a few (<20) TLDs, it has to discuss it very
>>well. Which TLDs are useful?
>
>Your answer? I see no benefit.

I have no answer which new TLDs are the best. I like the idea of introducing many (>
100 or >1000) new TLDs.



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