Rules? Meh who cares right?

[Shane]

Never exceeded the speed limit? Ever downloaded music? And these are breaking sensible, ethical laws!!

I do have a rather unenviable collection of speeding fines and licence disqualifications...

...but my comment related to business only.

I can take personal fines and whatever, but I'd never compromise my business.

 

[findtim]

My issue is not about the policy being wrong or right.

But while it is there, we need to comply.

i agree with davidL

Do we? Do you comply with all rules that you think are unfair, don't make sense, directly hurt you/your business and you can get away with breaking?

i have a word for everyone "egypt" , the power of the everyday person.

Originally Posted by Shane
I certainly do. Begrudgingly of course, but I prefer to keep my nose clean when it comes to business.

sometimes you have to stand up and i can tell you it hurts, by no means am i perfect but that shouldn't stop me from saying what you think.

tim

 

[johno69]

It doesn't really matter any more the policy is so grey it's not even funny.

No wrong has been done.

 

[DamianLondon]

I just worked out I registered my first domain name in 1996. So I have quickly recalled the years of joy I've had registering domain names!

Rules pre 2000 to create a Domain name portfolio - Register 100's of business names for every domain name. (e.g. "Greater Interactive Research Laboratory" was the business name I registerd to register a domain name. Of course it was related to my Software Development company. I used the "G I R L" letters to meet Domain Name registration requirements back then to register Girl.com.au. (We actually built this and sold the business later on to the guys @ Trellian)

Rules mid 2000's - register anything and everything and hope Auda don't come after you. (well that didn't work....)

Rules today - just follow the rules. It's not has hard as it use to be. Ignorance is no defence.