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For Google and Microsoft, you have to add some TXT records to verify your domain. Surely they could add support for checking that TXT record to "anti-verify" t
by magicalhippo 2y ago
For Google and Microsoft, you have to add some TXT records to verify your domain.
Surely they could add support for checking that TXT record to "anti-verify" the domain? Ie instead of the "MS=ms12345" value to verify with Microsoft, have some fixed "MS=NOJOY" or whatever to signal to Microsoft you don't want any registrations against your domain.
- bell-cot 2y agoIdea: DNS TXT records are free-form. What if you used those to publish some (very short) "Legal Notices", stating that certain things were not authorized, and should be assumed fraudulent? (Perhaps with similar notices published in your local old-school Legal News. There are entire periodicals devoted to the publication of legal notices.) It doesn't matter if it would fully stand up in court, if the existence of the published prior notices convinced Google or MS that they were risking a nasty Legal Dept. situation.