Really? Every day? I'm curious, why do people call you names? Is it because of domain squatting, and if so, don't you think they might have a point?
> What irritates me is those preaching about how bad something is without ever being able to offer a better solution other than one that would suit them.
Would it make sense for someone to offer a solution that didn't suit them? There could be lots of potential solutions, but I'm not sure we agree on what the problem is.
They could release all obviously squatted/parked domains, for example, and prevent or limit their programmatic reservation. I wouldn't mind an increase in price either, if it made squatting unprofitable, or there could be some requirements for reserving a domain.
> They all simply want more for themselves, it's not this perceived injustice that you couldn't get the domain you wanted is a bigger issue. It's not. It's simply your greed.
Heh. So now wanting a domain is the same as being greedy? Or is it greedy to want a domain that happens to be squatted? Either way, your comment didn't make any sense.
> Of course you will want to turn that around and say it's me being greedy.
Greedy? Most people are, but greed is not really the problem here - it's what you do.
> I've paid large sums for domain names and guess what... I know how to earn more money from it.
I'm sure you do. It's much easier to make money when you have no shame or morals.
> Welcome to capitalism, quit your bitching and play the game or shut up.
Yes, I'm sure you'll continue doing what you do.