>> who is asleep at the wheel or worse. For instance, there appears to be a
>> '*.cm' wildcard in place, and several "flag of convenience" TLDs with a high
>
>cameroon outsourced their dns infrastructure management to someone
In this case, the someone is in Vancouver B.C., and Canada is most
de
On May 24, 2007, at 10:45 PM, John Levine wrote:
I ask you: What would you suggest? It's quite hard to craft
technical solutions to policy failures.
Since the registrar business has degenerated into a race to the
bottom, I don't see anything better than setting a floor that is
the minim
>I ask you: What would you suggest? It's quite hard to craft
>technical solutions to policy failures.
Since the registrar business has degenerated into a race to the
bottom, I don't see anything better than setting a floor that is the
minimal allowable bottom. Since ICANN has neither the inclina
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>Anyone been following the Registerfly fiasco? Since 2000, the ICANN
>registrar agreement has required registrars to escrow their registrant
>data according to ICANN's specs. It's been seven years, ICANN
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