INFO [Re: 911 (was Re: [ga] Immediate Action (Was Re: Recall of GAChair)]

[Marc Schneiders <marc@venster.nl>]

On Thu, 4 Oct 2001, at 17:21 [=GMT-0700], Sotiris Sotiropoulos wrote:

[...]
> Question:  Why is it that the small registrars (dotster, gandi etc.,) are not
> currently doing real-time registrations,  but the big boys (verisign and
> register.com) are able to do so?

Not sure you are right. The only registrar of the 4 I tried that gives
me positive results is Enom. Not bigger than the ones you mention. My
guess is that it depends on

1. getting up the code (at least two registrars do not even have
running the code to change DNS for info names registered during
landrush...);
2. number of resllers (which is why Tucows/OpenSRS fails  right now)

My guess is: this is not the fault of all or most registrars. So whose
fault is it then? Was Afilias not a safe choice for ICANN?

Stability of the internet? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. 

Oklahoma. Those who did sneaky things were the only people who
understood.

Ach.


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