On Thu, 15 Sep 2005, John Levine wrote:
I saw this evening that CentralNic had added *.uk.com to point to
itself.
Why should anyone care? It's just one of ten million dot-com domains.
They have quite a lot of domain name customers who don't know enough to
buy domain names from a real
All,
I saw this evening that CentralNic had added *.uk.com to point to
itself.
I thought this was of operational interest considering the effect
Verisign sitefinder had.
(Sorry Martin, no offence intended)
So I guess the question to us all is: how will this affect our networks
as a whole?
Or
I saw this evening that CentralNic had added *.uk.com to point to
itself.
Why should anyone care? It's just one of ten million dot-com domains.
So will ICANN act on this?
Of course not.
CentralNIC also runs the uk.com, us.com, eu.com and de.com domains.
Well, OK, they run four out of ten
On Sep 14, 2005, at 10:50 PM, John Levine wrote:
I saw this evening that CentralNic had added *.uk.com to point to
itself.
Why should anyone care? It's just one of ten million dot-com domains.
Perhaps the original poster is thinking of .co.uk?
BTW: I have a * on a couple of my personal
On 15/09/05, Jim McBurnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I saw this evening that CentralNic had added *.uk.com to point to
itself.
uk.com is just another consumer ISP, it is not a second level TLD like co.uk is.
So I guess the question to us all is: how will this affect our networks
as a
