David,
Well, we considered not having it, but it'll have to be there (but hidden,
under Organization contact, link away from that).
Basically, some folks have high profile domains (say, cocacola.com) that
don't want to bother being an RSP, but don't want the extra (pardon the
term) baggage ;)
And of course there'll be guidelines, and appropriate backlashes for not
adhering :)
Charles Daminato
TUCOWS Product Manager
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, David Harris wrote:
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> Glad to hear that this is in the works.
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> > 3) Ability for end user to opt-out (via manage) from having your
> > information in their whois (in case you do something nefarious, like put
> > advertising information there)
>
> I think this provision is unnecessary. I don't think the customer wants to
> worry about that level of detail and it would lead to confusion. And anyway,
> a rouge reseller would just comment this ability out of the scripts.
>
> I'd suggest that OpenSRS create some clear guidelines about what kind of
> information is acceptable for whois branding and then enforce that
> themselves. Take complaints at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and deal with it like
> any other compliance issue.
>
> David
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