here's something interesting.
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> Taking Back the DNS
> http://www.circleid.com/posts/20100728_taking_back_the_dns/#7331
> By Marc Perkel
> ...
> Also - I would like to see some sort of DNS lookup to determine the
> age of a domain and the expiration date through DNS (high speed) as
> opposed to whois. That way domains that are very new can be
> distinguished for those who are established.
how would the registry system implement something like this? could we
define another SRV-like schema like:
vix._domain._whois._registry.com TXT "admin-c:pv15"
TXT "tech-c:pv15"
TXT "updated:25-Feb-2009"
TXT "created:20-Jun-1995"
TXT "expires:19-Jun-2011"
TXT "registrar:http://tucowsdomains.com";
pv15._contact._whois._registry.com TXT "name:Vixie, Paul"
TXT "email:[email protected]"
TXT "postal:Star Route Box 159A, \
Woodside, CA 94062, US"
TXT "pstn:+1.6504231383"
...and then leave it up to each registry (and maybe icann if they are a
regulated registry) to decide whether to implement it and to decide what
kind of rate limiting to perform?
i know there are a lot of related proposals in XML. that's another topic.
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