hi carlos,

> My understanding (and i'm not a lawyer, so i won't risk any comments
> about liability) is that the RIPE NCC can't force anything to a Legacy
> Resource Holder, outside the established contract for services
> provision. That one, also states the possibility for the RIPE NCC to
> stop providing said services -- but this doesn't mean
> de-registering. In practice, it means no access to the Certification
> service. Not sure about reverse DNS, though...

the actual paperwork does, well did two months ago, include an *option*
for the ncc to stop providing reverse dns.  i suspect they would not
exercise the option except in egregious circumstances.

randy

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