] What seems to have been neglected is the real purpose of domain names. This
] is for "end users" to locate information via the web. The success of the
] "end users" doing this will provide the real value to domain names. If there
] are alot of cyber squatting and descriptive domain names out there, the
] value of domain names will be diminished as end users are turned off.
] 
] To ensure that the needs of end users are address, I would suggest that the
] auDA draft a "Users Guide" to DNS which explains how to use DNS to find the
] service / company they want.

The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.
The DNS is NOT a Directory Service.

But if you want to get a better idea of how the .au DNS is structured,
you can look at auDA's "Registering Domains" page at
	http://www.auda.org.au/domains.html

__________________________________________________________________________
 David Keegel <djk@cyber.com.au>  URL: http://www.cyber.com.au/users/djk/
Cybersource P/L: Unix Systems Administration and TCP/IP network management