JFC (Jefsey) Morfin wrote:
voluntary publication of information has an extremely
flexible and powerfull tool at its disposition. It is
named the web.
Sure, and reporting trouble also has some powerful tools,
send a mail to postmaster@ or abuse@ or similar addresses.
The whois info is for cases where this does not work as
expected, server down or hopelessly misconfigured, and
other cases where straight-forward approaches fail.
Personally I'm not interested in any other whois data -
okay, sometimes the nameserver, and while I don't need
it I understand that others might try phone calls if a
phone number is offered (so the published data should
be correct).
As a ccTLD Registry we do _not_ publish any information.
Out of curiosity, which country code are you talking
about ? BTW, setting up a whois server is simpler than
a Web server.
Bye, Frank
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