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3. Yes, it can absolutely become more useless than what is currently offered from a WHOIS query

Reply to Recursion (Reply #2)

Wed Jun 26, 2013, 03:36 PM

Jun 2013

...and then there will be a 25-year to mandatory compliance with the new RFC... There is a good chance that we will never see this fully implemented... much like IPv6.

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ICANN working group seeks to kill WHOIS [View all] Recursion Jun 2013 OP

Good riddance to that obsoleted broken P.O.S. RFC ChromeFoundry Jun 2013 #1

Good point Recursion Jun 2013 #2

Yes, it can absolutely become more useless than what is currently offered from a WHOIS query ChromeFoundry Jun 2013 #3

Look deeper guys...they want to gut whois and go to ards for subscription and query charges Drew Richards Mar 2014 #4