Verisign has added wildcards aka world wide 404 page

RawAlex · 2003-09-16, 11:34 AM

If this is the case, then Verisign is going to get their dicks slapped hard for this one. I can see this as being actionable by the FTC for creating unfair competition, and for mixing their mandates and allowing their sales arm to bypass or avoid policy in place in thr area they operate in the public trust (the top level name space).

This might be the move that makes the government take action to take the top level name space away from a commecial company and move it into a more "public" or non-profit situation, away from the presures to allow it's parent to make money.

Verisign sucks donkey dicks.

Alex

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2003-09-16, 11:34 AM	#6
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	If this is the case, then Verisign is going to get their dicks slapped hard for this one. I can see this as being actionable by the FTC for creating unfair competition, and for mixing their mandates and allowing their sales arm to bypass or avoid policy in place in thr area they operate in the public trust (the top level name space). This might be the move that makes the government take action to take the top level name space away from a commecial company and move it into a more "public" or non-profit situation, away from the presures to allow it's parent to make money. Verisign sucks donkey dicks. Alex