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Second level .uk poll.

Discussion in '.UK Domain Name Consultations' started by foz, Oct 2, 2012.

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Do you support the opening up of the second level in the .uk name space?

  1. Yes

    27 vote(s)
    26.2%
  2. No

    76 vote(s)
    73.8%
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  1. righthand

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    I thought it was difficult to take undue advantage of charitable status – trustees must approve wages etc.

    Doesn’t seem particularly fair on the speculator either, but it’s the .co.uk owner who has already developed on the basis that he holds the number one address, who would be hardest done by.
     
  2. retired_member27

    retired_member27 Retired Member

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    You can add a third "domainers who have already sold off most of their domains = Yes".

    BTW I voted yes.
     
  3. websaway United Kingdom

    websaway Well-Known Member

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    Then how would you know they were a charity?
     
  4. righthand

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    There is a register of charities, if that's what you mean.
     
  5. jimmc

    jimmc Active Member

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    If it reflected Acorn you would assume there would be a lot more. There are only currently 99 votes!

    Maybe the entire membership should vote and lets see how this pans out - My view is it would be the NO camp by an overwhelming majority!!
     
  6. jimmc

    jimmc Active Member

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    Genie out of the bottle?

    This nonsensical argument was soundly beaten 9 years ago.

    There is an existing structure in the UK and people have invested substantial amounts of money building brands around the .co.uk.

    The prime UK extension has already been sold and should NOT be sold again!
     
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