List of UUCP Domain Parks

This is a list of organizations offering UUCP 3rd level domain
("domain park") services.  By grouping several smaller companies under
a single 2nd level domain, only one forwarder for the entire park
is necessary, resulting in considerable cost savings.  The COM
domain is shared among DDN, CSNET, UUCP, and BITNET, and each of
these domains must keep the others aware of their 2nd level domain
and how to reach each domain from each network.  Often a small
company does not need to appear as a 2nd level domain, and can
benefit from the cost savings or any extra services offered by
the park.

The primary requirement for joining a park is that your domain
is entirely within UUCP.  If you are on another network, in
addition to UUCP, or expect to be someday, then a park is not
for you.  (If you do sign up for a park and, at a later date,
join another network, you can always change your domain name
at that time.)

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This is a placeholder for information about specific parks.
The following people have indicated an interest in setting
up a park, but only parks marked with *** are currently set up.

Corporate parks.  These are intended for small companies that
do not wish to spend the full $150/year rate.

*** CTS.COM, San Diego
	Bill Blue, bblue@cts.com, cbosgd!crash!bblue

    VIXIE.COM
	Paul Vixie, hplabs!qantel!vixie!paul

*** ZONE1.COM
	Rich $alz, rs@tmc.com, mirror!rs

Value added parks.  These are non-UUCP networks that offer
additional services at additional cost, and also serve as parks.
Their subscribers include companies and individuals.

*** DAS.COM
	Russ Briggs, russ@11.das.com, sun!daslink!dasnet!11RUSS

*** PORTAL.COM
	Jon Little, sun!portal!jel

Hobby parks.  These are intended for individuals, and are typically
run by local user groups.  They are also suitable for BBS systems
and for corporate domains paid for by a few employees out of their
own pockets.

*** Minnesota UNIX Users Group
	Shane McCarron, ahby@meccts.mecc.com, ihnp4!meccts!ahby

    Tektronix UNIX Users Group
	Glenn Le Vernois, UTek Users Group

    British Columbis UNIX Users Group
	George Pajari, ubc-vision!attvcr!cdl!pajari