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remove blogspot.mr
and blogspot.td
#2100
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If the domain has expired, then I guess it's safe to remove it, but I'm a little unsure since the WHOIS data for and it appears that all the sampled ccTLD domains are redirecting (301/302) to I think this is when a Google employee last responded regarding the Blogspot domains. |
Yeah, I think it's possible they've decommissioned these ccTLDs. @simon-friedberger @dnsguru What do you guys think? |
I asked about this here: #1947 (comment) |
Some other reasons worth mentioning for removal:
I think it would be safe to remove these in addition with other reasons mentioned in this PR. |
@simon-friedberger I believe these are safe to remove as these 2 domains have expired, and as for the other Blogspot domains listed in the section it might be worth opening an issue and possibly emailing the email address Google has listed for contact. |
I tried to email
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@krgovind Do you have a suggestion who to reach out to? |
blogspot.mr
I'm not sure where this was originally added in, possibly added pre-GitHub.
Pretty simple reason for removal; the domain name is expired.
When attempting to lookup the domain via WHOIS, the server returns:
And to clarify, I don't believe this is a server issue as looking up, for example,
nic.mr
works perfectly fine and returns the WHOIS data.When attempting to lookup NS records the server returns
NXDOMAIN
.blogspot.td
Basically the same issue as blogspot.mr, I don't believe it is registered anymore, however I cannot completely confirm this as attempting a WHOIS lookup does not work.
When attempting to dig the NS records,
SERVFAIL
is returned. I suspect the TLD operator is having issues, however it does seem to be a very small, mostly unused TLD, as according to Wikipedia there are only 876 domains registered as of July 22, 2017.