Mohsen BANAN-Public wrote:
Did you follow the discussions that I initiated on
a similar set of topics on the ietf(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org
mailing lists about two years ago?
Nope, but what was the conclusion? Where (URL) is it archived?
Basically, my question was because of IAB's assertion
in RFC-2826 "IAB Technical Comment on the Unique DNS Root"
( http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2826.html )
Bob Allisat <bob(_at_)fcn(_dot_)net> followed up on that idea...
I am not aware that he is interested in the technical aspect
of DNS.
I am also interested in the answer to your question.
Rahmat> - is there any WG, or organization, or list, or whatever
Rahmat> which is actively discussing the TECHNICAL (not political)
Rahmat> aspect of how a new DNS scheme should be?
Perhaps, we should discuss this in private. What I have in
mind is somewhat of an "address book" that is publicly
accessible, perhaps through an ordinary DNS. Since it is
publicly accessible, it can be shared/adopted by others.
But, still there will be a legal issue here. Since
XYZZY lawyers believe that they are entitled to
XYZZY.com, XYZZY.net, XYZZY.org, XYZZY.any.other.TLD,
do they have right over the XYZZY definition in my
private address book?
regards,
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