[dns-operations] Delegation checking

[Jo Rhett]

C'mon Randy, you know better than that.  Most drivers don't know the  
rules of the road either, and take this exact approach.  And this is  
why so many people die every day in completely avoidable accidents.

We'd be a lot better off if the rules were enforced.  On the highway  
is logistically impossible.  Less so with DNS.

On Jan 9, 2008, at 3:28 PM, Randy Bush wrote:
>>>> As I said when we discussed this topic at the Chicago OARC  
>>>> meeting, if
>>>> you want that to happen, you will have to get consensus in ICANN  
>>>> that
>>>> this is in fact a requirement, and that it should be enforced.
>>> no thank you!
>> Out of sheer curiosity, why not Randy?
>
> folk doing delegation can/may, have, and will have varying policies  
> and actions for dealing with lamers.  and that's a good thing.   
> first, one size does not fit all.  second, this is how we learn.
>
> there are a lot of us who do not worry about icann rules, whatever  
> they may be.  i run a bunch of cctlds and have not even bothered to  
> look to see what rules someone thinks they have dreamed up beyond  
> 1591.  i just try to 'do it right.'
>
> tools, guidelines, technical clue, ... are wonderful icann  
> contributions (see cctld workshops they have been conducting with  
> isoc and nsrc) for a few years (thanks lucy, john, et alia).
>
> randy

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