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SummarySummaryPosted Oct 25, 2007 18:10 UTC (Thu) by tetromino (subscriber, #33846)In reply to: Summary by stevenj Parent article: Maybe UCANN school ICANN on whois (Linux Journal)
The funny thing is, the new rules won't do anything to stop domain-name squatters or phony whois data. I mean, what's stopping a small company in, say, Russia, from registering domain names on behalf of squatter clients? The Russian company would use its true contact info in the whois entry (and would tell anyone trying to use that contact info to go to hell), while the owners of the content pointed to by the domain name would remain anonymous.
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Summary Posted Oct 28, 2007 17:23 UTC (Sun) by gvy (guest, #11981) [Link] ...or in America, and register/host/whatever Caucasian pro-Islamic propaganda. It'd be so much politically correct, *yeah*. Anyways, trying to solve organization problems in technological plane is usually counter-productive.
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