Talk:Network Solutions
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[edit] those domain names delisted by ivan007
I've tried a compromise on the listing of many domains that Network Solutions are registrars for. I still don't see the need for an arbitary list out of 7.6million that they run. I do understand that it may be worth showing what sort of domain names customers they have, so I've listed a few as examples. Seems a sensible compromise. Note: this isn't vandalism - how could it be? And no, I don't think I own Wikipedia - why would I think that? I'm just doing what it's here for - trying to make it accurate.
- That list contains only major (significant, notable) domain names. Why would someone be interested in reading these? It is telling. If you see a startup registrar, will you register a valuable domain name with them? Probably not. But if you see that Google transfered their domain names to them? This will automatically inspire trust in people. That's why we, who buy and own domain names, care about how many major domain names are using a particular registrar. It is often even a more important factor than the total number of domain names a registrar has. That's why it deserves to be there. Maxt 20:04, 9 October 2006 (UTC)Maxt
This is a Wikipedia entry, not an advert. By what measure is kernel.com notable? Or mp3.com? And who says that Google transferred their domain name to them? Let's just agree to disagree and have a short list.
- First, learn to indent Talk page messages. Second, WRT: "who says that Google transferred their domain name to them" -- have you ever heard of a hypothetical example? Also, the mere fact that you don't consider a domain notable doesn't mean it's not notable. Finally, my job was doing research on their notable domain names. Your job was vandalism. Maxt 15:03, 15 October 2006 (UTC)
While Network Solutions is the largest, it is by no means the cheapest. CoolGuy 07:04, 30 July 2005 (UTC)
- They're no longer even the largest, Go Daddy has passed them according to Registrar Stats. I've made a slight edit, but the article probably needs a section on their market dominance and when they moved to second place. --BenM 05:20, 15 August 2005 (UTC)
Wait, how the hell does this read like an ad? I dont see a differance?(mystery)
- If you think it reads like an ad, feel free to contribute to make it better. It doesn't advertise their services, it just talks about the company from a neutral perspective. --
Spinboy 21:26, 30 September 2005 (UTC)
