Hi Éric,

About this point:

    ## Section 3.5

    AFAIK, the ".internal" is not a special-use domain name listed by IANA (and
    AFAIK not yet approved by ICANN), so, please be clear about this status 
(i.e.,
    squatting a domain) in the document.

It isn't registered, but ICANN did approve it: 
https://www.icann.org/en/board-activities-and-meetings/materials/approved-resolutions-special-meeting-of-the-icann-board-29-07-2024-en
 

Kim Davies is writing an I-D, should the IETF want to document this. He has an 
-00, but plans a revision before reaching out in Dublin. If there's a need to 
clarify this sooner, he could also write a blog article for ICANN in the 
meantime.

Opinions differ as to whether to add .internal to the special-use domain names 
registry (Verisign, for one, may support this), but IANA is working on a new 
root zone database that will include reserved domains (.internal, .local, 
etc.). 

A note from Kim: "perhaps some useful history here is, going back many years, 
there was an attempt to reserve a domain like .INTERNAL in the IETF, including 
by Warren in 2017 
(https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-wkumari-dnsop-internal-00). There 
were debates about whether it was needed, whether .alt was needed. I wasn't 
party to all those discussions but the basic resolution was it was a namespace 
issue not a technical issue, and therefore belonged in ICANN, not in IETF. That 
lead to SAC113 and ultimately ICANN reserving .INTERNAL."

Thanks,
Amanda

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