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MerlinK · 03-04-2007, 05:21 AM

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Originally Posted by jayeff

I'm not sure why you think such obvious and clichéd comments merit a new thread, let alone so much large red type. If this TLD is approved, of course there will be speculators and of course people will feel forced to buy the .XXX versions of their existing domains. What does any of that have to do with the price of eggs?

So are you saying that you think .XXX is completely acceptable as long as it's pricing is more in the range of $7-10/year, rather than $60/year?

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Originally Posted by jayeff

All that matters right now is that for the industry at large, .XXX represents an additional expense which offers absolutely no benefit: not to us, nor to the public, who it is supposedly intended to protect. For the time being we still have a chance to prove that we shall not be preyed upon by anyone happens to see us as an easy target.

Are you delusional, full of shit, or completely selfish and greedy? Kids probably shouldn't have access to porn, and to be honest with you, .XXX would be an easy namespace to filter access to from school and family homes.

I'm not saying i'm 100% in support of the isolation of XXX material on .XXX name space, but get real buddy. You're talking some bullshit if you're trying to claim that there is "no benefit" to the public - the only party to whom there is "no benefit" is to US. ;)

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Originally Posted by jayeff

I have no intention of boycotting .XXX if it is approved. But I shall boycott its supporters when it becomes clear who they are, just as I do anyone else who steps over the line of legitimate competition.

You are cliche, my friend. Everything you've stated here is contradictory to itself.

Most people here are NOT arguing about the price, but rather the principles behind the .XXX namespace itself.

Quit trying to play the "good guy" in an industry where money, greed, and lust dominate.

You are arguing that the price is the outrageous aspect, alongside your peers in the industry whom are arguing the .XXX space is going to kill your business because of the isolation it will create from the rest of the general internet.