[At-Large] New gTLDs and e-mail

[Jeffrey A. Williams]

Bret and all,

  Than you need to review Yahoo.com's DNS configuration, for
example.  I certainly believe that Apple or Yahoo would do just
exactly whatever they wanted irrespective of compliancy of
major RFC's.  So either you are not paying attention very
closely or just unaware for whatever reason.

For yahoo.com's DNS see:
http://private.dnsstuff.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=yahoo.com&token=27a0115d3add74902315a3822dfed019



Bret Fausett wrote:

> I have a hard time believing that Apple or Yahoo or any other major
> customer-facing business would roll out a branded TLD with an email
> service that wasn't compliant with major RFCs.
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>        Bret
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