Re: Editorial: ICANN's WHOIS Policy Shift Would Be Criminal N egligence

[Valdis.Kletnieks () vt edu]

On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 17:26:16 -0000, Paul Ferguson said:

> I agree that ICANN's WHOIS policy shift would be akin to criminal
> negligence.

What do you think of the concept of "domain tasting with proper whois"? :)

(Yes, I think domain tasting and this ICANN move regarding whois are both
large crocks of bovine-based fertilizer.  I *could*, in a better world, support
the concept of "special circumstances" as Computerworld mentioned - except that
to make it *useful*, ICANN and the bottom-feeding registrars would have to
collectively grow some testicles.  Otherwise, every phisher and spammer would
file for "political dissident" status (hey - they disagree with the politics
that passes laws that prohibit their behavior. They're dissidents :)

Except for the few that will claim to be running "Homes for battered domains" :)

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