The act of giving to charity and strangers is strongly American. It's not because Americans are rich, it's because collectively they believe in sharing and giving to the needy. Donating one's … [Continue reading]
Domainer spam and the use of ‘monikers’
April 13, 2013 by 8 Comments
There's plenty of email arriving at my mailbox(es) daily; the last thing I need is the type of mass-mailed "announcements" about domain opportunities that somehow suit my business. Of course, the … [Continue reading]
Time stamps for domain services should be localized
April 12, 2013 by 6 Comments
A pet peeve I have with online domain venues, such as domain auction web sites or registrars, is the timestamp of various events. Since I am required to have an active profile with such venues, … [Continue reading]
Escrow fees: Buyer, seller or split?
April 9, 2013 by 5 Comments
When selling a domain through an escrow service, for example Escrow.com, there are typically three options regarding the fees: Buyer pays the fees. Seller pays the fees. Split payment e.g. … [Continue reading]
Never blow up a bridge, even if you badly want to
April 5, 2013 by 4 Comments
Bridges connect two distinct and often distant points, over a dangerous terrain or physical gap. They're often used as a metaphor for connecting distinct and often opposing opinions or … [Continue reading]
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