Re: The Myth of Extraterritoriality of Embassies (was: RE: Usingcrypto to solve a part of the DNS/TM mess)

Danny Ayers (Danny.Ayers@highpeak.ac.uk)
Fri, 05 Mar 1999 09:21:45 +0000

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Well I've had trouble decoding some of the messages re. cryptology (I'm
a newbie), but this thread takes the biscuit!
Danny.

bram wrote:
>
> To clarify what I originally said (and yes I know this is off topic) -
>
> I mentioned that that it might be good to get a site in .to because of
> trademark issues relating to the domain name itself, not trademark issues
> for the content of the site.
>
> I believe it might further be good to get a site in .to because it _could_
> be co-located in tonga. Whether this is practical, and whether the same
> might be possible for sites not in .to, and what some sort of 'virtual'
> co-location might do to jurisdiction, I have no idea, I just thought it
> might be a good idea.
>
> -Bram

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