domeinnamen die eindigen met .god en .satan zijn afgewezen :
Dot-evil:
"The U.S. government has refused to bless .god and .satan as top-level domains.
In a letter this week, the chief counsel for the National Telecommunications and Information Administration said the feds will ignore an Internet entrepreneur's claim to .god and .satan.
Joe Baptista had written the Commerce Department, saying he wanted to lay claim to .god and .satan as possible future domain names to supplement .com, .org and .net. (Some new suffixes that have been approved include .biz, .info and .museum.)
"We want to make clear to Commerce and ICANN, your subcontractor, that it is forbidden to be carrying either .GOD or .SATAN in the legacy roots without our permission," Baptista said. "I expect you to address and comply with our demand in your reply correspondence."
NTIA's Kathy Smith wrote back with a remarkably polite brush-off. "With respect to your assertion of intellectual property rights in either a '.god' or '.satan' top-level domain, I direct your attention to Examination Guide No. 2-99, 'Marks Composed, in Whole or in Part, of Domain Names.'"
Bron: Wired.com
Dot-evil:
"The U.S. government has refused to bless .god and .satan as top-level domains.
In a letter this week, the chief counsel for the National Telecommunications and Information Administration said the feds will ignore an Internet entrepreneur's claim to .god and .satan.
Joe Baptista had written the Commerce Department, saying he wanted to lay claim to .god and .satan as possible future domain names to supplement .com, .org and .net. (Some new suffixes that have been approved include .biz, .info and .museum.)
"We want to make clear to Commerce and ICANN, your subcontractor, that it is forbidden to be carrying either .GOD or .SATAN in the legacy roots without our permission," Baptista said. "I expect you to address and comply with our demand in your reply correspondence."
NTIA's Kathy Smith wrote back with a remarkably polite brush-off. "With respect to your assertion of intellectual property rights in either a '.god' or '.satan' top-level domain, I direct your attention to Examination Guide No. 2-99, 'Marks Composed, in Whole or in Part, of Domain Names.'"
Bron: Wired.com
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