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On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Steve Summit wrote:
> The imminent relaxation of the stranglehold which the classic old
> TLD's have held on the DNS should absolutely not (though is bound
> to) result in a frontier-style land-grab of every new TLD
> anyone can think of.
It would be not be good to see a proliferation of top-level categories
whose natural spots are plaintly lower in the tree. As we know from
Usenet, there is a tendency for specialties to demand (and sometimes
too easily grab) top-level recognition. This mocks the organizational
concept of hierarchy, which is a useful one and should be defended.
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