Saab340 and xplane.org

[Liner45]

Does anyone know if Nicholas(admin in "plane.org") wants the saab340 to be in their store?

Edited October 7, 2013 by SloshyPage23

[Goran_M]

Does he want it?  Yes.

Will he get it?  No.

[BWolf7]

Depends... He would probably make a boatload of $$$ on it so yes... but its nicolas, you never know.

Since he censors every topic or post about it, he may have some grudge for it being better than his 777, but you never know.

[TheSlasher]

Does he want it?  Yes.

Will he get it? 

Goram do you ever fear Nicholas would do anything to get your saab?

[BWolf7]

Goram do you ever fear Nicholas would do anything to get your saab?

I doubt he does.. because he just said he would never give it to him 

[Goran_M]

Goram do you ever fear Nicholas would do anything to get your saab?

Not at all.  

[Cameron]

That may well just have been the most bizarre question ever asked on here.

[JohnMAXX]

Yeah id have to agree.......

[Jim Kallinen]

What makes me wonder about the org then then anything, is how they can maintain their .org status since it was designated to be a Non-profit organization on the net.

How does he do it ? It should be more like X-Plane.biz then .org.

Edited October 7, 2013 by Jim Kallinen

[glasscockpits]

What makes me wonder about the org then then anything, is how they can maintain their .org status since it was designated to be a Non-profit organization on the net.

How does he do it ? It should be more like X-Plane.biz then .org.

It makes no difference, there is no regulation or any rules that govern the content of TLDs like .org. You can put almost any content you wish and sell anything on a website, regardless of extension.

[Ben Russell]

Wikipedia has more detail. Some TLDs -are- regulated.

[glasscockpits]

Wikipedia has more detail. Some TLDs -are- regulated.

Yes, some obscure TLDs are regulated but in this case, the .org extension is open to anyone.