Telnic should concentrate on the only important question:
Telnic can't reach critical mass before answering this question, because name dialing is the only way to reach critical mass for .tel!How to convince phone manufactures and providers about
1. introducing name dialing
2. using the DNS for it?
The products from Telnic and Telnames are completely irrelevant, because critical mass can't be reached with the solutions provided by them until today.
All you can get from Telnic or Telnames so far everybody can get from other services for cheaper.
.tel should be for phones what Facebook is for computers today!!
But instead Telnames tries to compete with hosting services.
Do we really need another hosting service like Telnames after everybody can find already hundreds of other competitors on the internet?
.tel will become a world changing sensation as soon name dialing comes into play, but before that there won't be a reason for anybody in the world to register a .tel!
The only reason to register a .tel today is to speculate for a future when name dialing is provided by .tel.
But that can't be provided by Telnic.
It could be only provided by phone companies using the technology from Telnic. And phone companies don't need critical mass from .tel for that!
Phone companies only need to see the advantages of name dialing. Is that so difficult to explain to them?
Every kid should understand it's easier to dial a name instead of a number!
It can't be rocket science to explain it to phone companies!
Perhaps it would be much easier to convince phone companies about this if Telnic would start exchanging opinions and activities with their customers, supporters and experts from these industry sectors!!
(Another side effect would be that Telnic would get a much better picture in the public opinion!)