At 11:03 PM 5/17/2002 -0400, Derek J. Balling wrote: >What if you (random individual, not you at the registrar) needed/wanted to >serve legal documents to someone who'd thrown the street address of >Wrigley Field on their whois data?
That's when I'd have standing to challenge the data. >What do you define as "supporting circumstances"? The registrant >agreement puts the burden of "keeping the data accurate" on the >registrant. It puts the burden of enforcing that policy on the registrar. >If it is brought to the registrar's attention that the data is inaccurate >-- in violation of said agreement -- what other "supporting circumstances" >are needed? A genuine need on the part of the self-appointed database police to have that piece of information be accurate.
