Hi All, Hope you all are fine.
I am a newcomer to IETF and working on implementing RDPA clients and during my journey I came across an idea to propose a IETF draft about the better handling of orphan records and other issues related to it. Summary: A top-level domain (TLD) is a special type of zone that typically only has one task: to delegate authority for second-level domains. The delegation uses NS records that identify the name server for a domain. An orphan record is a former glue record for which the related domain no longer exists in the zone (the delegation has been removed) ◦ These records are supposed to be removed after a delegation is removed or changed. This draft standardised the handling of these orphan records for data transparency, security and privacy features for registrants. I would like to hear your feedback about this and if it's an interesting topic to bring to the dnop working group. As I am new to IETF therefore I thought about discussing the idea with experienced and relevant people and writing the first draft with the collaboration and leadership of experienced. Would appreciate any comment feedback about this. Is it worth standrazig this? And is anyone in this group interested in working on this together? Thanks, Regards, Ali Hussain
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