I don't know if Paul's system lets you log in twice, so I can't check the survey questions, but they asked approximately whether you were - a registrar - an ISP (or something like that) - a WEB end-user. The problem is that most Internet users aren't WEB end-users, they're Internet end-users, including email, web, IM, time, and maybe other protocols, and one of the big problems with Verisign's web-grabbing wildcard games is that they're only helpful for web users, but harmful or at best mostly harmless for users of other protocols, particularly email. Microsoft IE browser has a Sitefinder-like feature which really only affects the web, so it's theoretically capable of being helpful to web users without being harmful to other internet users, though in practice I never found it all that helpful either. Bill Stewart, bill.stewart@pobox.com