Talk:Party SIG - Revision history

DanTheWebmaster: Reverted edits by Abcdef1 (Talk); changed back to last version by Andyfarrell

2008-01-10T03:03:20Z

Reverted edits by Abcdef1 (Talk); changed back to last version by Andyfarrell

Abcdef1 at 03:27, 8 January 2008

2008-01-08T03:27:15Z

Andyfarrell at 20:30, 1 July 2007

2007-07-01T20:30:50Z

Andyfarrell at 20:17, 1 July 2007

2007-07-01T20:17:43Z

DanTheWebmaster at 02:32, 30 June 2007

2007-06-30T02:32:31Z

Andyfarrell at 10:58, 29 June 2007

2007-06-29T10:58:18Z

DanTheWebmaster at 18:25, 23 June 2007

2007-06-23T18:25:25Z

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So, how come this SIG's site is in a .com domain instead of .org or .org.uk? Does it purport to be a commercial entity? (That's a pet peeve of mine... see [http://domains.dan.info/hall/shame.html my Domain Hall of Shame page].) [[User:DanTheWebmaster|DanTheWebmaster]] 11:25, 23 Jun 2007 (PDT)

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	:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about the USA appropriating top level domains like .mil, .gov as automatically meaning the USA, and in turn many cases of .com being used in the same way. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)		:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about the USA appropriating top level domains like .mil, .gov as automatically meaning the USA, and in turn many cases of .com being used in the same way. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)
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	:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about the USA appropriating top level domains like .mil, .gov as automatically meaning the USA, and in turn many cases of .com being used in the same way. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)		:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about the USA appropriating top level domains like .mil, .gov as automatically meaning the USA, and in turn many cases of .com being used in the same way. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)
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	::Your information doesn't seem to be current; I checked at [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy], and over there .org domains were $8.99, while .com domains were $8.95... a four cent difference. .org.uk domains were $9.99, an extra dollar, but it didn't seem like there were any special hoops to jump through to get one. .info domains were cheapest, on sale for 99 cents. .us domains were $5.99. .co.us is reserved for the state of Colorado (two letter codes within .us are state codes). Since direct registrations at the second level in .us were made available a few years ago, the subdivided subdomains there aren't much used. [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 19:32, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)		::Your information doesn't seem to be current; I checked at [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy], and over there .org domains were $8.99, while .com domains were $8.95... a four cent difference. .org.uk domains were $9.99, an extra dollar, but it didn't seem like there were any special hoops to jump through to get one. .info domains were cheapest, on sale for 99 cents. .us domains were $5.99. .co.us is reserved for the state of Colorado (two letter codes within .us are state codes). Since direct registrations at the second level in .us were made available a few years ago, the subdivided subdomains there aren't much used. [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 19:32, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)

−	:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about ~~people in~~ the USA ~~often treating~~ top level domains like .~~com~~ as automatically meaning the USA. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)	+	:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about the USA appropriating top level domains like .mil, .gov as automatically meaning the USA, and in turn many cases of .com being used in the same way. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)

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	::Your information doesn't seem to be current; I checked at [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy], and over there .org domains were $8.99, while .com domains were $8.95... a four cent difference. .org.uk domains were $9.99, an extra dollar, but it didn't seem like there were any special hoops to jump through to get one. .info domains were cheapest, on sale for 99 cents. .us domains were $5.99. .co.us is reserved for the state of Colorado (two letter codes within .us are state codes). Since direct registrations at the second level in .us were made available a few years ago, the subdivided subdomains there aren't much used. [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 19:32, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)		::Your information doesn't seem to be current; I checked at [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy], and over there .org domains were $8.99, while .com domains were $8.95... a four cent difference. .org.uk domains were $9.99, an extra dollar, but it didn't seem like there were any special hoops to jump through to get one. .info domains were cheapest, on sale for 99 cents. .us domains were $5.99. .co.us is reserved for the state of Colorado (two letter codes within .us are state codes). Since direct registrations at the second level in .us were made available a few years ago, the subdivided subdomains there aren't much used. [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 19:32, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)
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		+	:::Fair enough! :-) But my point about American .coms was that many people have in turn a pet peeve about people in the USA often treating top level domains like .com as automatically meaning the USA. Pet peeves abound! Can you afford to get worked up about things like this? ;-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 13:17, 1 Jul 2007 (PDT)

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	:Because the Sec Secretary at the time, Pete Baimbridge, set it up that way. It's a common practice in the UK; .org and .org.uk are costlier and I think .org.uk requires the registrant to jump through hoops to prove their organisational status. Nothing to get worked up about - it's no worse than all those American .coms who really ought to be .co.us! :-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 03:58, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)		:Because the Sec Secretary at the time, Pete Baimbridge, set it up that way. It's a common practice in the UK; .org and .org.uk are costlier and I think .org.uk requires the registrant to jump through hoops to prove their organisational status. Nothing to get worked up about - it's no worse than all those American .coms who really ought to be .co.us! :-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 03:58, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)
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		+	::Your information doesn't seem to be current; I checked at [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy], and over there .org domains were $8.99, while .com domains were $8.95... a four cent difference. .org.uk domains were $9.99, an extra dollar, but it didn't seem like there were any special hoops to jump through to get one. .info domains were cheapest, on sale for 99 cents. .us domains were $5.99. .co.us is reserved for the state of Colorado (two letter codes within .us are state codes). Since direct registrations at the second level in .us were made available a few years ago, the subdivided subdomains there aren't much used. [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 19:32, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)

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	So, how come this SIG's site is in a .com domain instead of .org or .org.uk? Does it purport to be a commercial entity? (That's a pet peeve of mine... see [http://domains.dan.info/hall/shame.html my Domain Hall of Shame page].) [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 11:25, 23 Jun 2007 (PDT)		So, how come this SIG's site is in a .com domain instead of .org or .org.uk? Does it purport to be a commercial entity? (That's a pet peeve of mine... see [http://domains.dan.info/hall/shame.html my Domain Hall of Shame page].) [[User:DanTheWebmaster\|DanTheWebmaster]] 11:25, 23 Jun 2007 (PDT)
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		+	:Because the Sec Secretary at the time, Pete Baimbridge, set it up that way. It's a common practice in the UK; .org and .org.uk are costlier and I think .org.uk requires the registrant to jump through hoops to prove their organisational status. Nothing to get worked up about - it's no worse than all those American .coms who really ought to be .co.us! :-) [[User:Andyfarrell\|Andyfarrell]] 03:58, 29 Jun 2007 (PDT)