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[dns-wg] Re: Elimination of 2nd level ccTLD domain names
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Johan Ihrén
johani at autonomica.se
Thu Oct 28 15:55:36 CEST 2004
Hi Piet, > Now you hit upon an interesting issue. In NL we were more or less > forced a couple of years ago to open up registration for private > persons too, the reasoning behind it being 'fixed' e-mail addresses > even when people moved to another ISP, which happened frequently. > Initially we 'solved' this by introducing numeric SLD's (123.nl), > under which they could register names. That was not a success, to > put it mildly: all in all we registered less than 1000 domains of > that kind. Main reason: people didn't like the numeric "extension". > More recently .NL itself was opened up for private persons too, but > now we see a vastly different situation from a couple of years ago: > because of the massive amounts of spam 'fixed' addresses are not > en vogue anymore and lots of people have loads of addresses. Which > is just one reason why I don't expect TLD's to explode and a good > example of a problem that solves itself. Interesting. While I've many times have seen spam described as a problem this it the first time ever I've seen it described as a solution to another problem ;-) Johan
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