jordan@ucbvax.ARPA (Jordan Hayes) (08/04/85)
In article <2443@mit-hermes.ARPA> dms@mit-hermes.ARPA (David M. Siegel) writes: >The major problem (and possibly advantage) of Usenet is that random >additions to the network take place. No naming scheme will allow >addresses to remain fixed if anyone is allowed to add any host name to >a network at will. Some governing body must allocate names if order is >to be maintained. If people do not want to have some central network >operations center, than chaos will be a fact of life. Simple -- you make arrangements for a unique (to your local domain) name when you get your first link. Think about it first, and you have no problems. ------------ Jordan Hayes jordan@UCB-VAX.BERKELEY.EDU UC Berkeley ucbvax!jordan +1 (415) 835-8767 37' 52.29" N 122' 15.41" W