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[Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com>]

http://hallowe.lt/irclogs/freenode_%23opennic_20131115.log

Peter: There is a "ProtoCharter" in the post to the discussion list
you dont like.

I dont like burocracy. It only is needed in very few conflicting
situations, but in this case is not needed.

If you run a dns server and you want, you can recursing .ibu domains
adding two lines to your db.root as explained.

If you dont want it, dont do it.

This is all our .ibu tld burocracy...

Alejandro Bonet
albogoal AT gmail.com

PD: Please, i dont want to spend again a lot of text to explain it to you...

(In fact i will not spend a lot of text to explain it, because i did
it on november 2013...)

If you run a dns server and you want to slave or recurse .ibu zone,
you are welcome.

Thats all.

(Note: Im not saying anything else if you dont want to do it, because
of course it dont matters to me...)



2014/1/7, Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.free>:
> I also cannot find your proposed charter, this must be presented before
> people can evaluate your T.L.D. and as far as I know new T.L.D.s cannot
> exist on the OpenNIC network without one.
>
> Peter
>
>
> Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com> wrote:
>>Hi Alejandro (another) and Peter:
>>
>>The .ibu tld proposal was posted at discuss AT lists.opennicproject.org
>>at date 18/11/2013.
>>
>>No many answers, i dont know why...
>>
>>Alejandro Bonet
>>albogoal AT gmail.com
>>
>>
>>2014/1/7, Hospedaje Web y Servidores Dedicados
>><ventas AT dedicados.com.mx>:
>>> I dont have any message also about .ibu
>>>
>>> can you tell me date?
>>>
>>> Ing. Alejandro M.
>>> Hospedaje Web y Servidores Dedicados
>>> http://www.dedicados.com.mx
>>> ------
>>> correo / msn: ventas AT dedicados.com.mx
>>> skype: dedicados
>>> ------
>>> El 07/01/2014 09:36 a.m., Peter Green escribió:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I have nothing (at least in this moment) against your TLD, just the
>>>> way it appears to me to be implicated, but if as you say you have
>>>> followed the OpenNIC process and the community has 'positively'
>>>> accepted your proposal then great.
>>>>
>>>> All I can say is I don't remember reading any of that process,
>>>> possibly because I haven't seen the mail thread you refer to. I will
>>>> check mine and the OpenNIC archive.
>>>>
>>>> I subscribe to both the discuss list and the operations list and
>>don't
>>>> remember this. Maybe I missed it for some reason, in which case I
>>have
>>>> no problem, (other than having somehow missed a whole thread despite
>>>> reading every single message I receive).
>>>>
>>>> Peter
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>     No, Peeter, you are wrong:
>>>>
>>>>     Please, read all the messages in this email list about two
>>months ago
>>>>     more or less...
>>>>
>>>>     (Search "ibu" on the list)...
>>>>
>>>>     We had followed STEP BY STEP all the OpenNIC instructions.
>>>>
>>>>     AND NOBODY say ANYTHING against our tld.
>>>>
>>>>     Are you the first?
>>>>
>>>>     Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>     Alejandro Bonet
>>>>     albogoal AT gmail.com
>>>>
>>>>     PD: If you run a dns server, you can resolve our tld or not:
>>This is
>>>>     your choose.
>>>>
>>>>     PD2: Your email hashed by ripemd160:
>>>> 039169fd61d3edb18d73f086605418c37371ab08
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>     2014/1/7, Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.free>:
>>>>
>>>>         -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi, Are you
>>>>         (Alejandro) saying that you and your friends have setup a
>>new
>>>>         'alt root' and are requesting OpenNIC peer wi th you or are
>>>>         you trying to push through OpenNIC a new TLD without asking
>>>>         the community, i.e. ignoring the way OpenNIC operates? Peter
>>>>         Alejandro Bonet <albogoal AT gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>             Hi all OpenNIC community: Im Alejandro Bonet from Madrid
>>>>             Spain. Others and me have setup the tld .ibu You can get
>>>>             the SOA record and DNS servers addresses with this
>>>>             command: dig ibu. SOA @185.16.40.143 Your server can
>>>>             resolve .ibu domains adding this to your
>>/etc/bind/db.root
>>>>             file: dig ibu. SOA @185.16.40.143 >> /etc/bind/db.root
>>Or
>>>>             you can add these few lines manually (recommended). You
>>>>             can get the whole .ibu zone with this: dig ibu. AXFR
>>>>             @185.16.40.143 It is no needed at all, but if you plan
>>to
>>>>             slave the whole .ibu zone, pl ease email me. Please:
>>>>             Resolve .ibu domains for people!! (Or simply answer IT
>>>>             DOESNT EXIST when you receive an .ibu query, or worse:
>>>>             Redirect to your web page, or facebook.com
>>>>             <http://facebook.com>, or whatever you want... You
>>choose
>>>>             for your clients...) Thanks and good food!! Alejandro
>>>>             Bonet albogoal AT gmail.com PD: You can register your .ibu
>>>>             domains at http://registro.ibu, first year free and then
>>>>             10 IBUs per year. Also, it includes a simple DNS
>>service,
>>>>             allowing you to create Resuorce Records (without limits)
>>>>             for your .ibu domains. Of course, dictionary based
>>abuses
>>>>             will be eliminated... IBU is the spanish acronim for
>>>>             Universal Basic Income (Ingreso Basico Universal), a new
>>>>             virtual currency. You can open your IBU accounts on
>>>>             http://sindeuda.org, http://ibu1000.net or
>>>>             http://trinke.ibu PD2: We will put a cron job to test if
>>>>             the known OpenNIC public dns servers resolve .ibu
>>domains
>>>>             as soon as possible... ---- To unsubscribe, email
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>>>>         - -- Wanged from my Kaiser by a mischievous pixie!
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