[sitefinder-tech-discuss] A None Technical Comment

["Hamilton, Kent" <KHamilton@Hunter.COM>]

Okay, I have a simple comment and a question that isn't technical.

My people spent a good deal of time fixing things that broke when you made
the change and a few things were not capable of being fixed because of their
design so we had downtime for one system on our plant floor. Verisign
appears to owe us money because of a unilateral decision which should never
have taken place, and which they are now defending by insulting the people
who had to go fix the breakage. 

Verisign, here's my analogy to what you did.  My company makes repair
equipment for the automotive industry.  We've just decided the way to do
wheel alignments on cars has to change because it doesn't fit the product we
want to sell. Now in order to accommodate this change every automaker in the
world has to change their design and processes. Who is correct?  My company
or the automakers? Who will find themselves out of business?  

This is what you did to the entire internet industry and you really expected
them to change their design's, re-write their code, and cater to your whim
and when they don't you attack them for not agreeing with you. 

Is your management team really so out of touch with reality as to believe
they have the right to make the entire world change to accommodate them? 


--
Kent Hamilton
Manager - Systems & Networking
Hunter Engineering Company
St. Louis, MO US