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[Alex <coyo AT darkdna.net>]

XD

  <Aragorn> One does not simply
  <Aragorn> Create new TLDs

That said, we'll have to vote on the creation of these new tlds. i'd
recommend chatting on IRC at #OpenNIC on FreeNode with Alex and the others.



On 5/23/2012 7:15 PM, Martin C wrote:
> Hello,
> I am interested in joining your project. I have a VPS which I have had
> running for a few months now (in the U.S.), and plan to set up another
> at some point in the future more locally (Australia).
> 
> I had already set up a TLD for a wifi network idea me and a business
> partner dreamed up, so when I found your site, I followed the directions
> for setting up a Tier1 server, completed it and would like to propose 2
> new TLDs: .OZ and .RNET. The TLD I created for the above wifi network
> system will probably remain private as it has no use on the public
> internet.
> 
> My idea is for .OZ to be a possible alternative to the local .COM.AU,
> and .RNET (for Research NETwork) as a mix of .edu and .info.
> 
> IP address: 96.44.164.100
> 
> It should be resolving domains opennic and register on both TLDs.
> 
> I know I'm new here, and may be stepping on a few toes by not
> introducing myself properly before even getting to the proposing of new
> TLDs part, but I find the whole idea behind opennicproject to be very
> fascinating, and as someone who has toyed with more than a few servers
> and VPSs before, not to mention tinkered with DNS a lot, I thought that
> I would give it a go. The charters are already complete, and the domain
> registration systems are just about done (polishing up the code).
> 
> Looking forward to some feedback.
> 
> Thank you and regards,
> Martin.
> 
> PS: I have already sent a brief introduction directly to Julian DeMarchi
> yesterday morning.
> 
> 
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