Re: [ga] How hard should it be to get a domain registered? At whatpoint does a ccTLD manager become guilty of abusive behavior? (fwd)

[<vany@sdnp.org.pa>]

Dave:    


> Not that Randy is not fully capable of
answering, but I'm guessing he has 
> better things to do on a Saturday night:
Well...he could answer on Monday.  But thanks to bother yourself to answer
me.
> 
> 1. Pre-installation of the entries avoids lame delegations and the problems 
> they cause.
But still is not imperative to do it in such way.  A registry should, at
least, delgate the domian requested regardless of the operativity of such
domain.   

> 
> 2. Independent access paths to independent copies of the entries avoids 
> outages.
Not everyone can have in the same time such requirements meeted...A person
should have the right to have their domain operative only with the primary
name server IP.  


> >my country, the ccTLD doesn't asks for such requirements as obligatory and
> >they are working fine and delegating domains without problems.
> 
> The fact that a bad design hasn't failed yet, does not make it a good design.
Good or not good design, a registry should take in cout the reality of
their clients..and be flexible in their registration...not be so rigid as
Randy is doing, knwing thatthe only one who do the registrations for Kenya
is him!

Regards
Vany
:-)