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[Alex Hanselka <alex AT opennicproject.org>]

I, for one, don't mind that you are new and such. I just would strongly urge you to stick with us and not just vanish after you get your TLD (if you get your TLD).

I like this kind of interest, but we will see what happens!  Good luck! I've looked over your charter and, to me, it looks good.

As for IRC, you should have just said "HI!" or something similar. I'm usually there all the time, just quiet :)

Welcome to OpenNIC!

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Alex Hanselka

alex AT opennicproject.org

On May 25, 2012, at 7:25 AM, Martin C wrote:

Sorry, just a quick follow-up: I know it may seem like I am trying to make things move too fast, especially considering I am new to the scene here, so I thought I would add a note.

Even if it seems like a newbie is trying to make waves so soon after barely introducing himself, I can't help that. If the votes come back as a no because of that, I wont mind (too) much. I just had the know-how and the resources to pull off the implementation of another new alternative TLD that I wanted (or would like) to have work within the opennic infrastructure and thought it would be a whole lot of fun to do. The system I wrote to manage it would greatly help as well.

Regardless of whether .OZ is accepted or not, I will still donate the previously mentioned code to anyone who wants it, because I can still use it for a very similar private project, and it was a whole lot of fun to do in the first place, so that is still there.

If .OZ is not accepted, maybe I'll try again later. If it is, wonderful! Either way, I have a little know-how and some resources that I can put to opennic's benefit, and at the very, very least, you guys get another Tier2 server. I really think the whole idea and push behind opennic is great, and another Tier2 system is a given either way.

Thanks for reading.

Martin.


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