19 Apr
2011
19 Apr
'11
3:53 p.m.
You wrote:
What I meant is that maintaining the data once it's in the relevant DBs is effectively free. Yes, there will be costs incurred by extra storage, load on the whois servers etc, but this is all negligible, imo, when compared to the having actual humans interact with other humans.
I disagree. However well designed, the database system cannot run without some human interaction. People are required to provide technical support, implement new features and do all the regular maintenance you would expect for any operational system. That does not come for free. Regards, Leo Vegoda