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> WHOIS data should make public an email Technically, it's already in SOA record's RNAME field, which IMHO is a much saner option - given that whois is registr
by drdaeman 8y ago
> WHOIS data should make public an email
Technically, it's already in SOA record's RNAME field, which IMHO is a much saner option - given that whois is registry-dependent and doesn't even exist for some TLDs, and DNS is universal.
Well, no one can guarantee that it's working and mails will be read. Same as with whois data, of course.
- kuschku 8y agoYeah the email and phone numbers in many of the WHOIS entries is absolutely useless. Even for companies – PrivateInternetAccess’s phone number just is a robot saying "please send an email to the address listed in our WHOIS data" and hangs up.