> > > > > > I addition, there is a good rule for such situations: > > - first, return everything to _previous_ state; > > - having it fixed in previous state, allow time for laywers, disputes and > so > > on to resolve a problem. > > agreed. but then proverbially, "common sense isn't". > > > What happen if someone stole 'aol.com'domain tomorrow? Or > 'microsoft.com'? > > How much damage will be done until this sleeping behemots wake up, set up > a > > meeting (in Tuesday I believe - because Monday is a holiday), make any > > decision, open a toicket, pass thru change control and restore domain? 5 > > days? > > with due respect to panix (i knew of panix before i ever knew of aol, even > living in europe), i imagine another bigger 'behemoth', as you so deftly put > it, has a better way of liaising with verisign than you, me or panix.
There is _rollback to the first state in case of any conflicts_ common sense rule, just to prevent liaising. If you purchase domain or transferred it, and I suspended change for a week, it may never make big harm to you. > > -p > > --- > paul galynin >