Re: Shared domains

[Vince Wolodkin <wolodkin@digitalink.com>]

Maybe then, contact info mods are free, contact change mods cost money,
and ns record changes cost money.  Ideally, domain records would only
hold the handle for a contact NOT all info.  This way contact info could
be changed by the contact, without changing the domain record itself. 

There are things to be worked out, obviously. 

Vince Wolodkin

Pierre Beyssac wrote:
> 
> According to Vince Wolodkin:
> > Sample charge model:(EXAMPLES ONLY)
> >
> > Domain Creation ---- $30 --> Registry ----- $15 ----> Meta Registry
> > Domain Deletion ---- $5 ---> Registry ----- $2 -----> Meta Registry
> > Domain Mod(Simple)-- $15 --> Registry ----- $7 -----> Meta Registry
> > Domain Mod(Major) -- $25 --> Registry ----- $12 ----> Meta Registry
> 
> Uuh, seems dangerous to me, unless I've misunderstood.
> 
> It looks like quite an effective incentive for people _not_ to keep
> their contact or NS records up to date, unless they _really_really_
> have to. For example, technically, a contact email doesn't need to
> be updated for the domain to work.
> 
> Modifications _need_ to be free.
> 
> Unless there's a clever trick somewhere in your scheme, that is.
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