.name Termination
neil.fraser.name
.name Termination
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#2I didn't even know I was using .name incorrectly...
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#3Verisign is the worst. Hope author wins
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#4That's pretty shit. You'd think changes like this would need to go through a public comment period with the affected users (much like city planning decisions do)
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#5> Minutes after my daughter was born, I also registered beverly.fraser.name.
...minutes?
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#6Wow, they were extremely laziest in the request form too. Most answers are just a few words.
> 3.6. Have you communicated with any of the entities whose products or services might be affected...
> "No. Not applicable."Re: .name Termination
#7> Despite the fact that it's registered and paid for until 2040
How is this possible? I thought there was a 10 year limit.
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#8Wow, they were extremely laziest in the request form too. Most answers are just a few words. > 3.6. Have you communicated with any of the entities whose products or services might be affected... > "No. Not applicable."
The nerve.
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#9Wow, they were extremely laziest in the request form too. Most answers are just a few words. > 3.6. Have you communicated with any of the entities whose products or services might be affected... > "No. Not applicable."
Seriously.
> 7.3. Provide any other relevant information to include with the request. If none, respond with “N/A.”
> None.Re: .name Termination
#10> Despite the fact that it's registered and paid for until 2040 How is this possible? I thought there was a 10 year limit.
I think it was figure of speech. The domain is registered until 2036
> Registry Expiration: 2036-01-29 00:00:00 UTC Updated: 2026-09-03 08:12:27 UTC Created: 2002-01-23 14:41:45 UTC