Recent content by rhaigh

There are one or two .uk's that i'd like to grab on the sly, but I won't hold my breath on acquiring any rights over the names even if I do manage to get them!...

I think that widespread adoption of ".uk" is a formality really, however it will take time for the majority to "come on-board". Stephen Fry, as the cleverest man in the world, both currently and throughout all of recorded history, is very influential online and I would think that his...

I'd try gandi.net, John. They usually allow single letter reg's and support a very comprehensive no. of ccTLD's. Good luck,

You know, you're right, I will leave. I've never witnessed such appalling behaviour in my life, or indeed, such fragile ego's... Good luck with the forum - i'm out,

There's no motive. I just want to do my part to help rectify what I believe is a bad decision on Nominet's part. There is no need for you to have my inside leg measurement either; if I can't be interacted with based on my comments, then there is no point my even speaking. I would like...

You've been appallingly rude to me, as have a few others in this thread, and i'm glad to know you'll be ignoring me from now on. I would still like to get a reply from you 'though... After all, I know you can't be one of those grumpy old men, who hang around on forums all day...

Some may disagree with me on this, but i'm not convinced about the synergy between "UK" in the name, and the ".com" (i.e. non UK) TLD. Other than that, it's a low value domain and I think you will be looking at £100 max for it. Good luck,

I hope you can get that :-)

You had implied that I didn't know what I was talking about, so you now need to outline the comments I had made that were incorrect... And be specific :-)

The name would be marginally better if the TLD, .gs, was an acronym for something... As it is, I fear the name may not find a buyer and is a 'reg fee' domain. Good luck with it anyway! :-)

In fact, that may be a better use for it than Thai Boxing! :-)

Ok, I will accept your views, and will apologize for any misunderstanding re: any of my earlier comments. :-) In the spirit of goodwill then, shall we restart the debate by looking at other aspects of the proposals? Regards,

I know the tin foil hat brigade are out in force now, but I was referring to the term "domainer", not registrant.

It's ok for the UK market, as a kind of Thai Boxing 'brand'.. Developing will be the best course of action on this one I think. Good luck,

It would be helpful, for this thread, if you were able to direct your thoughts on the matter of .uk, as opposed to trying to attack me. But I will quickly answer your question: the above quote by me is entirely true, and I stand by it 100%. A 'domainer' is indeed someone who buys...