mdavids

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by mdavids 16d ago
I work for SIDN, the ccTLD registry for .nl. Around 2022, we came up with an idea together with some of our registrars: to add a "for sale" button to the WHOIS page for domain names that are for sale. We soon realised that the und
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RFC 10023: A DNS signal for domains that are for sale
3 points by mdavids 16d ago|1 comments
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by mdavids 1mo ago
That's not the whole story. Read our blog for the motivation behind it: https://www.sidnlabs.nl/en/news-and-blogs/a-digital-for-sale...
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by mdavids 2mo ago
Here's a third pary implementation that I came across that implements the full spec: https://forsaledns.net/
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by mdavids 2mo ago
Hi, author of RFC 10023 here. If you’d like to get a better understanding of the concept, have a look here: https://rfc10023.nl The biggest use case today, at SIDN (the registry for the .nl ccTLD), is described here: https:&#x2
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by mdavids 2mo ago
Hi, author of RFC 10023 here. I appreciate the interesting discussion! If you’d like to get a better understanding of the concept, have a look here: https://rfc10023.nl The biggest use case today, at SIDN (the registry for the .
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by mdavids 5y ago
At home I have my own (Unbound) resolver, when on the road I use NextDNS.
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by mdavids 9y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:42.be has it as well.
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by mdavids 10y ago
You are right, but the wordings are chosen with the average internet user in mind. Luckily the 'DNSSEC'-word between brackets at the end let's you, the more tech savvy user, know what was really ment.
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by mdavids 10y ago
What does the 'detailed report' say at the DNSSEC-part?