At 11:31 AM 3/18/2002 -0500, Jack Broughton wrote: >As a possible courtesy (and something probably easily achieved by OpenSRS) we >could have RSP's notified when a registrant changes but the domain is still >under the RSP's account profile. 99 times out of 100 the RSP will probably be >well aware of the change but for the circumstance described in question it >would have alerted them to the change back on March 5th.
Agreed. And, possibly, mail-based confirmation. >We can all >sympathize but I think realistically OpenSRS isn't the bad guy here. If there >are damages to be had go after the hi-jacker and not the registrar. Agreed. > I think >that many may claim they have 24/7 support on such issues but the proof is in >the pudding. OK, being pedantic here... Why would anyone put proof of something in a pudding? The actual phrase is "the proof of the pudding is in the tasting."
