At first I thought Francois was simply testing something but I checked out his advertising page and it seems that he is no longer accepting ads (aside from sponsored headlines and menu listings). Let’s help him out with some feedback:

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Look, comparing grand totals to those of 2007/2008 is pointless. Yes, it’s a buyer’s market and nobody can deny that but in my opinion, the three Domain Fest Global auctions (the two live events and the extended auction which ended yesterday and brought in $247,987) represented a breath of fresh air for one simple reason:

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I’m sure those of you who visit Domaining.com on a regular basis have noticed that it has been dominated by feeds which are not related to domaining today and aside from that, you’ve probably also noticed the “Our industry leaders have no money” donation button. Here’s what I think happened:

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The sale of LongIsland.com for $370,000 brings this auction’s grand total to a very honorable amount: $379,200. A total of 9 domains have been sold, click here if you’re interested in finding out which.

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If you live in the New York area or know a person who does and who wants to help someone who is fighting leukemia by being a donor for an urgent bone marrow transplant, drive to the Berkeley Carroll School in Brooklyn (Park Slope) as soon as possible.

For more details, read this blog post. Jennifer needs your help and even if you’re not from the New York area, you can still help save a life by joining the Be the Match Marrow Registry.

Is FreshDrop.net the best thing since sliced bread? Nope, but it can be a pretty powerful tool if you know how to use it. If you sign up by Friday, you can take advantage of a 65% discount by using their “Bad Economy Sale” coupon.

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