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[Zach Gibbens <infocop411 AT gmail.com>]

I see it as supply and demand of sorts
I recognize some of those domains from two years ago, had a site on
mutiple tlds, automatically removed in a year, they don't point
anywhere now, the people who got it saw a supply, they didn't use it,
while the resources aren't much, the point is gone if there is no real
demand, if it's really of that much value, prove it, get a domain,
make a killer site.

I see this as a dare, justify the time and effort, resources (however
small, it's not 0)

I'm running enough sites as is, so I won't be taking this dare.

On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 11:19 PM, Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:
> For the record, running a TLD does not require much in the way of resources,
> other than times like this when I'm trying to clean up the mess of abandoned
> domain registries.  The queries to a T1 require very minimal bandwidth, so
> that is not an issue here.
>
> My only concern in bringing up this discussion is that .parody is completely
> unused.  If there had been any functioning targets to the existing domains,
> I never would have brought up the issue.
>
>
> On 12/28/2010 04:15 PM, Travis McCrea wrote:
>>
>> I am just thinking what if only 2-3 people register domains on .parody
>> even after we grow more. Why would we dedicate resources which could be
>> used to create a more stable infrastructure to a domain that very few
>> people are actually going to take advantage of?
>>
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