Re: Defining the existence of non-existent domains

Remove the leading dots, ICANN and IANA related names are reserved at
2nd and all levels.

In ICANN's sTLD and gTLDs, yes, in most countries' ccTLDs, no, in .ARPA,who knows?


R's,
John
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