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I suspect ICANN are thinking about the long game - if, as a matter of policy, there are no valid dotless domains, then developers of user agent software are unl
by A1kmm 13y ago
I suspect ICANN are thinking about the long game - if, as a matter of policy, there are no valid dotless domains, then developers of user agent software are unlikely to attempt to resolve them (other than using a search list or hosts file) in the first place.
- marshray 13y agoBut current clients all handle single label names via normal DNS resolution. This is how many office PCs find their file servers. People are not going to give up the habit of using single label names on the LAN just so ICANN can start collecting rent on that namespace.