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Jimmy Changa

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It appears people are already all over the Hurricane Rita domains.

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The annual list of names can be found for the next 3 years.
I would be suprised if they are not all taken in every form available.
 
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Sure, the name of the storm itself, but various donations, relief and survivor domains too?
 
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Correction. All Hurricane Names are assigned for infinity years. The hurricane naming comittee already has published lists that cylc every 6 years.
 
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Didn't the same thing happen with the Pope's possible names?
 
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damitssam said:
Correction. All Hurricane Names are assigned for infinity years. The hurricane naming comittee already has published lists that cylc every 6 years.


I stand corrected.
 
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My point is the variations on relief, survivor, donation, statistic, yada yada yada domains....surely those would not be registered for EVERY storm name, would they?
 
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azt said:
Didn't the same thing happen with the Pope's possible names?
Yep, and Britney Spears' baby as well. :td:

-Steve
 
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Jimmy Changa said:
My point is the variations on relief, survivor, donation, statistic, yada yada yada domains....surely those would not be registered for EVERY storm name, would they?


I haven't checked but with the amount of recent hurricane activity and the amount of press they are getting it would surprise me if they were not.
 
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Oh I was going to register one too, too bad they are all taken.
 
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some ppl in the market try to benefit from disasters instead of helping out
 
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"Fay has replaced Fran"

WHOA, I went through Fran. Big enough to warrant it's own name. Man for a "semi-weak" hurricane it still caused some MAJOR damage. It was back in my second home, and had a couple whopping trees fall down ga!
 
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Yeah, opportunists think its a big deal but I doubt anyone makes enough on traffic over the few days that the hurricane is in the news to make anything from names like rita-relief.net. Unless you have hurricanerita.com you might as well invest elsewhere IMHO.

Siobhán
 
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mellowmasher said:
legend2 said:
some ppl in the market try to benefit from disasters instead of helping out

You will always find this :(

-RJ- said:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/aboutnames.shtml

Yep, and it looks like they're all registered.

Interesting list but what happens if there are more than 21 per year :D

"In the event that more than 21 named tropical cyclones occur in the Atlantic basin in a season, additional storms will take names from the Greek alphabet: Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and so on."
 
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It's true, the domains will lose all value once the hype has died down. I like to think it teaches these bandwagon hoppers a lesson who try to profit from these disasters. :D
 
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that's pretty interesting..I always thought they picked the names at random! Another interesting note is that every other name on the list is male/female. 50% male 50% female names :)
 
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-RJ- said:
"In the event that more than 21 named tropical cyclones occur in the Atlantic basin in a season, additional storms will take names from the Greek alphabet: Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and so on."


Your a cleaver chap :lol:
 
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Shorty said:
It's true, the domains will lose all value once the hype has died down. I like to think it teaches these bandwagon hoppers a lesson who try to profit from these disasters. :D

I agree with you.
 
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