Thanks man! Totally missed it the first time
 reading through these last few pages!

can you don't set a deadline on your alias?

Hey come-from-behind, what kinda estimate on how many alias transactions will process in the first 5 minutes?

how many can the block chain handle?

say 1000 different aliases are requested in block 22001, will it be able to handle them? or will it space them over more blocks?

if you wanted to buy 100 aliases, and set the time for 10 minutes on all, would you expect them to fit in that time? or will the block chain take the highest fees in order?
ie

google 1000nxt block 22001
sex 660nxt block 22002
nxt 650nxt block 22003 etc..

How can i know if i got an alias?
What change if i set 1 min of deadline or 1440?

Sorry but there is something that i still can't understand...

U'll see a confirmed transaction in ur transactions. Amount will be 0 NXT.

Deadline is a voodoo magic trick. U don't know how high a fee should be, so u send, say, 10 NXT fee and set deadline to 3 minutes. If ur transaction is not confirmed then u should increase the fee, but u shouldn't send another transaction until the previous one is not expired. Deadline defines when a transaction expires.

So if 100 people are trying to register the same alias, the one with the highest fee when the next block is generated will get the Alias? 

So there is no pool needed for mining Nxt ? Only solo mining ?

probabilly a stupid question: why my transaction should be confirmed or not? more NXT = more chances to be confirmed?

Any thoughts on hijacking the AS process before the 720 block confirmation occurs?

If you registered Google for 1 Nxt and it wasn't "forged" but was generally accepted, would there be a chance to throw 10k at Google before the 12 hours pass and getting it priority because it was passed through a forging block?

Also, thoughts on the whole 'gold rush' nature of this Alias release? I assume the Alias function and its monetary value were planned into Nxt from the early stages, and since we are aware of the potential value for cybersquatting or proper SEO marketing using these aliases, were they designed as a profit taking measure? designed for release at block 22000?

I feel there might be a couple hundred users at best that are paying attention to this process and will be ready to rush in at tomorrow and stuff their pockets full of aliases. Obviously I am one of those users, and while I don't plan on breaking the bank, I do feel the risk is worth the reward of spending 1000 coins on a couple hundred aliases. I also think that buying and using aliases will motivate people to use aliases, and therefore use Nxt, and therefore spread Nxt

The more I think about this, the more my head spins. 

In the early days of the www, registering a domain was expensive +$100? and time consuming. Cyber squatters needed to make some hefty bets, and of course some did pay out, but a lot of them faded into nothing.

Currently Nxt are worth about USD $.01, and the process is as easy as link. Like I said, not going to want to be caught sleeping tomorrow. Ugh, Imagine if the internet at home goes down..haha