¿Se extinguirá el problema de .PH de forma natural?

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief December 18, 2006 · 1 min read

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El bloguero de TechNoise piensa lo siguiente:

Nuestras fuentes dicen que el CICT (sí, esa agencia que ha estado perdiendo a su gente por el â€˜lado oscuroâ€™) ha estado dilatándose con el tema últimamente. Incluso oímos que el CICT podría olvidar completamente este asunto. ¡Dejará que muera de forma natural! ¿Por qué? Nuestras buenas fuentes revelan que el dueño de dotPH y un funcionario del CICT son amigos de la familia.
En un país como el nuestro, si el tema no es controvertido o no tiene ese atractivo masa, olvídalo.
Curiosamente, este blog (Technoise), aunque es nuevo, parece estar en plena actividad. Solo echa un vistazo a lo que han estado escribiendo hasta ahora.

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8 Comments

PH Domains · 14 years ago

Hi,

Our company is selling PH Domain Registrations at $25 or PHP1075 per domain. We are setting up new website but for now you may contact PH****@ENTHROPIA.COM for information on how to get your PH domains from us.

hip2b2 · 20 years ago

Wait… maybe it is time again for an altPH?

hip2b2 · 20 years ago

That is an interesting idea. A lot of people into it still feel strongly about it. I know a few. The old news that CICT has decided strongly against dotPH made a lot of old players complacent. However, looks like it needs a revival.