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[Jamyn Shanley <jshanley AT gmail.com>]

I'm quite interested in discussing the API as well. I think Martin is
doing a great thing here.
Maybe we can break down the API into a few pieces:

- API list (which functionality will be supported)
- How security will be integrated into the spec.

Granted, it's small right now but I'd really like to discuss designs
with the expectation they're still in use 10 years from now. There are
lots of great API design presentations and documents. My concern is
primarily security.

- storage of account passwords and data (scrypt?)
- communication between registrars (PKI)

In any event, I really appreciate you designing the framework and
getting it out there. It really helps get things rolling :D

On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 6:29 PM, Martin C <martin AT mchomenet.com> wrote:
>> I'd like to go on to say I think Martin is making a great contribution to
>> OpenNIC and hope you get your TLD, but if you don't I hope you hang
>> around.
>
> Thank you!
>
> You have no need to worry about me disappearing, amongst the many great
> reasons that I am here to stay:
> * (Possible) maintaining of the .OZ TLD.
> * Maintaining the MUD4TLD software, the WHOIS server and the RM API
> (Reference Implementation) for those who use them.
> * I firmly believe in and support the goals and concepts behind what OpenNIC
> is doing.
> * and last but not least, I think it's a great project.
>
> My IRC appearances might be rare, but you can always count on me receiving
> everything on the 3 mailing lists here, and of course being directly
> contactable via email.
>
> I even wrote a great promotional piece about OpenNIC on my blog, but wont
> mention it here in case it looks spammy. Contact me privately if you really
> want to read it. Or I can copy it to the opennic.oz site.
>
>
> --
> Martin C.
>
>
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