Michael Peddemors writes:
On 2020-08-10 12:23 p.m., Claus Assmann wrote:
On Mon, Aug 10, 2020, Michael Peddemors wrote:
There SHOULD be a URL that responds to http://example.com, where information
This is e-mail, not some web stuff.
The contact information for various purposes are defined in the
RFCs (e.g., postmaster for e-mail).
The reason is for all the people who are NOT engineers, have an easy way to
contact someone for ANY issues related to that domain.
As well, with everyone hiding 'whois', and so many companies that don't have
a proper postmaster, or even check the postmaster mailbox, it does make
sense, which is why it was recommended as a best practice.
So, an anonymously whois-registered domains will be happy to put up a web
site, at a well-known address, full of harvestable E-mail addresses, just
waiting to be snarfed by spambots?
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