Comments on: Another TLD Landrush http://www.shulist.com/2008/11/tld-landrush/ Consultants to leaders Sun, 05 Feb 2012 00:17:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: .tel? Do Tell | Shulist Group Inc. http://www.shulist.com/2008/11/tld-landrush/#comment-1988 .tel? Do Tell | Shulist Group Inc. Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:29:45 +0000 http://www.shulist.com/?p=1235#comment-1988 [...] might recall from prior scribblings here we fiddled about with a new TLD that holds out hope to create a global address [...] [...] might recall from prior scribblings here we fiddled about with a new TLD that holds out hope to create a global address [...]

]]> By: Justin Hayward http://www.shulist.com/2008/11/tld-landrush/#comment-32 Justin Hayward Fri, 28 Nov 2008 13:51:13 +0000 http://www.shulist.com/?p=1235#comment-32 It is the second point on the .tel for individuals information on the front page of our website - the link explains how that is possible and achieved. Sorry if I wasn't clear in the first post. Regards, Justin It is the second point on the .tel for individuals information on the front page of our website - the link explains how that is possible and achieved. Sorry if I wasn’t clear in the first post.

Regards,

Justin

]]> By: Justin Hayward http://www.shulist.com/2008/11/tld-landrush/#comment-31 Justin Hayward Fri, 28 Nov 2008 08:56:29 +0000 http://www.shulist.com/?p=1235#comment-31 There's no need to suspect anything - an individual has complete control over who sees what information through the ability to encrypt the contact information in the DNS and allocate who can see it through a friending mechanism. Further information is available on our developer website here: http://dev.telnic.org/docs/privacy.pdf Therefore, a .tel domain provides even more protection from spammers whilst being able to share your contact information dynamically with whomever you want, reactively or proactively. Regards, Justin Hayward Telnic <hr /> Thanks for that update Justin. Perhaps that page should be more prominent on your website? Most interested parties would not think of drilling down the "developer' path. -->ed There’s no need to suspect anything - an individual has complete control over who sees what information through the ability to encrypt the contact information in the DNS and allocate who can see it through a friending mechanism. Further information is available on our developer website here: http://dev.telnic.org/docs/privacy.pdf

Therefore, a .tel domain provides even more protection from spammers whilst being able to share your contact information dynamically with whomever you want, reactively or proactively.

Regards,

Justin Hayward
Telnic

Thanks for that update Justin. Perhaps that page should be more prominent on your website? Most interested parties would not think of drilling down the “developer’ path. –>ed

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