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New Policy Proposal for APNIC
Fri, 07/02/2010 - 10:01
One of the big goals of the abusix community is to solve the problem of data accuracy in the whois databases world wide. Therefor abusix has proposed a policy in January about the implementation of a mandatory abuse contact object into the APNIC database, which found consensus in March on the official APNIC meeting in Kuala Lumpur.
As one of our next steps, we have been working together with the APNIC Policy Office on a new proposal.
"This is a proposal for APNIC to regularly contact all APNIC current account holders with resources in the APNIC Whois Database to ask them to actively check that all their details in whois are up to date."
Further information can be found here:
APNIC - prop-084: Frequent whois information update request
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