On 10/12/12 6:26 AM, Gervase Markham wrote:
If Network Solutions wants an exception for "grandfathered"
domain names, let them publish a list of those domains for public
comment. Is the problem big enough to worry about?
The fact that a name is no longer permitted doesn't make it
automatically problematic from a "can be used to commit crime" point of
view.
Though neither does it make it automatically make it safe. :)
Grandfathering makes me a bit wary, but I'd agree that it's also hard to
tell how much of a problem it really is.
Seems like it should be fairly simple for NetSol to generate a list of
grandfathered domains. Have they done so and reviewed it? I wouldn't be
surprised if there are difficulties in making said list _public_ (unless
it can already be generated by a 3rd party?), but even a 3rd party
private/NDA'd review would make me feel a better.
Justin
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