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["JP Blankert (thuis & PC based)" <jpblankert AT zonnet.nl>]

Does any one have examples of:
1) opennic domains with IANA extensions being indexed by whatever searchengine? (specific details welcome!)
2) opennic domains with non-IANA extensions (indeed like .ing, .bbs, .geek, .glue) being indexed by whatever search engine? (specific details welcome!)

Thank you for examples!!!

I GUESS the outcome will be: yes, ad 1): couple of examples being indexed, 2) no, non-IANA extensions are never indexed, by none of the 1000+ search engines of this world.

than my question
3) would be: any idea why non-IANA extensions are never indexed despite hyperlinks? Do really all webcrawlers contain programming lines saying 'if this URL has non-IANA extension, leave it and don't index'?

and
4) can we build (from open source of course) an opennic search engine that indexes ALL extensions (if enough hyperlinked), whether IANA or non-IANA?

Thanks!

Philippe Blankert - 18 May 2011


On 18-5-2011 3:22, Amrit Panesar wrote:

On 5/17/2011 4:20 PM, Dmitry Shalnoff wrote:

But for now.... why just don't add simple temporary ICANN URL redirection feature, which gives ability to use domain as a primary domain for people who can't host it yet but would like to propagate the idea of alternative domain names. 

I'm sorry... What?

You might want to look into the OpenNIC proxies that resolve opennic
URI's, and are on an ICANN domain.. There's a few of 'em floating
around, take a look.
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