findtim
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imagine auda asked every domain name holder what they wanted and gave them a variety of choices, with explainations and not just a YES field
answer. how do you think THEY would vote?
do you want a .au ? ( followed by pros and cons )
1) don't do it, i don't understand it and don't have time to think about it, happy the way it is. present statis quo remains
1b) i don't want it, it cost me a lot of money and 4 years of link building and blogging to rank number 1 and i don't want to pay for that all
over again.
OR owners agree to change, based on these options:
2) bring in.au and .com.au gets it and pays, has 5 years to pay, .com.au stays forever, so i am happy to pay for extra domain
3) bring in .au and.com.au gets it and doesn't have to pay EVER. .com.au stays forever but as long as you hold it you can hold the .au, its a
"joined" rego, ownership can be transfered.
4) bring in .au and.com.au gets it and doesn't have to pay until 5-10? years when .com.au gets deleted forever and only .au exists. so you
swith to just paying for .com.au to just paying for.au . gives you heaps of time to rebrand.
5) .net.au and .com.au have equal rights to .au, if they both claim .au it has to be mediated, if no resolution then no.au until one side gives
up.
6) .net.au and .com.au both have rights to .au , the .au goes to the one with longevity. meaning a .com.au purchased on drops today if the
.net.au is presently registered then the .com.au will have no chance at .au
7) trademark holders prior to the cut of date get the .au over the owner of the .com.au
did i miss any options? let me know and i'll update the selection.
answer. how do you think THEY would vote?
do you want a .au ? ( followed by pros and cons )
1) don't do it, i don't understand it and don't have time to think about it, happy the way it is. present statis quo remains
1b) i don't want it, it cost me a lot of money and 4 years of link building and blogging to rank number 1 and i don't want to pay for that all
over again.
OR owners agree to change, based on these options:
2) bring in.au and .com.au gets it and pays, has 5 years to pay, .com.au stays forever, so i am happy to pay for extra domain
3) bring in .au and.com.au gets it and doesn't have to pay EVER. .com.au stays forever but as long as you hold it you can hold the .au, its a
"joined" rego, ownership can be transfered.
4) bring in .au and.com.au gets it and doesn't have to pay until 5-10? years when .com.au gets deleted forever and only .au exists. so you
swith to just paying for .com.au to just paying for.au . gives you heaps of time to rebrand.
5) .net.au and .com.au have equal rights to .au, if they both claim .au it has to be mediated, if no resolution then no.au until one side gives
up.
6) .net.au and .com.au both have rights to .au , the .au goes to the one with longevity. meaning a .com.au purchased on drops today if the
.net.au is presently registered then the .com.au will have no chance at .au
7) trademark holders prior to the cut of date get the .au over the owner of the .com.au
did i miss any options? let me know and i'll update the selection.