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VeriSign Finally Responds to ICANN's Advisory
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From response:
"All indications are that users, important members of the internet community we all serve, are benefiting from the improved web navigation offered by Site Finder"
Confucius say:
Large amounts of ad revenue can cause one to have selective hearing.
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how's this for a technical concern:
typoed domains in e-mail addresses are queued up and a bounce isn't delivered to the sender for up to 5 days after the original message was sent due to the fact that the sending mail server is unable to connect to 64.94.110.11
That's a long time to wait to find out you had a typo in the address of an e-mail you sent.
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The TLD sponsor contracts shown on ICANN’s site seem to require some interesting things from TDL sponsors such as VeriSign…
·TDL sponsors must provide an accurate size/count of their domain namespace.
·TDL sponsors must pay a fee to ICANN for each domain in their namespace.
Now that VeriSign’s domain namespace is larger than the number of atoms in the known universe I look forward to seeing the size of the fee they with be paying.
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Why the ICANN doesn't tell Verisign who's the boss ?
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