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[Cédric <origin AT killy.net>]

Ok, understood. So, the last version of the charter without the commercial 
and netiquette limitations can be the new basis.

Do you want me to make other modifications or explanations ?

Le 27 févr. 2011 à 07:06, Bryon Eldridge a écrit :

> I would be sad if I had a small business in Brittany and couldn't use
> this TLD for my site.  Maybe it'd be better to say non-commercial
> unless you're an entity located within Brittany.  This would be like
> the restrictions on .us, .fr, etc., except only applicable to
> commercial users.  I think this arrangement would cover the concerns
> below while not shutting out a large portion of users.
> 
> On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 6:42 PM, Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:
>> Exactly... each TLD is a guideline towards what sort of content you may
>> find.  In my opinion, the desire to restrict commercial interests from the
>> namespace is simply an attempt to keep websites on topic.  Without this
>> restriction, you might find a store that sells mostly SciFi items, but they
>> could argue that they are within the charter because they also sell a
>> coloring-book with celtic knotworks.  By limiting the TLD to non-commercial
>> websites, you keep the topic of the websites within a more defined area -
>> discussions, opinions, events and gatherings.
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