Kevin Murphy, on his Texturbation weblog, describes the eNom “long-tail” idea as "arguably what would have been conceived if [Sitefinder] and [the Waiting List Service] had ever had
unprotected sex in a hotel room in a developing-world country after an
ICANN party. The bastard son of Site Finder." I have to admit, the eNom idea confuses the heck out of me. I need someone to talk me through it ....veeerrrry sloooowly.
And Kevin has the scoop on why Google became a domain name registrar.
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Two Gems from Kevin Murphy
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Re: Two Gems from Kevin Murphy
Vint said more or less the same thing about why Google's a registrar in Luxembourg when someone challenged him for working for a registrar. At that point he said it was primarily so they could tell when domains were deleted. That may work better than telling when they’re transferred. (Weren't you there?)
Honestly, transfers often don’t matter. People switch registrars all the time without changing anything else. Trackbacks
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