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It doesn't work for privacy-protected whois (obviously), but it also doesn't work for .id domains (try http://every.id http://every.id, http://awesome.id http:/
by wiradikusuma 9y ago
It doesn't work for privacy-protected whois (obviously), but it also doesn't work for .id domains (try http://every.id http://every.id, http://awesome.id http://awesome.id or http://player.id http://player.id).
- mxpxrocks10 9y agoWe'll add .id to the wish list. Tricky because they don't make the zone file avail, but we'll figure something out. Thanks for the note.