[At-Large] protecting domain speculators from oversight

[John R. Levine]

> Have either you or John L. articulated any principle that would
> substantiate such a difference in treatment?

Yes, many times.

>  If you have I must have missed it.

No kidding.

> I am not willing to accept that due process is an obsolete concept.

Look, we understand that it's your job to advocate for your client 
corporations with their big portfolios of "monetized" domains.  But this 
is the ALAC, not the business or registrars group, and your non-sequiturs, 
obsession with the putative privacy rights of corporations, and constant 
opposition to policies that benefit the vast majority of Internet users 
who have never registered a domain and never will are phenomentally out of 
place here.

This is my last message on the topic.  (Mail filters adjusted to avoid 
temptation.)

R's,
John