[db-wg] Should the "e-mail" attribute be mandatory for the "person" object?
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der Mouse
mouse at Rodents.Montreal.QC.CA
Wed Nov 5 21:54:32 CET 2003
> [...] "inetnum" objects with no valid email address cause grief. [...] > I would therefore like to suggest making the "e-mail" attribute > mandatory for the "person" object. If this isn't acceptable, then > maybe at least one of the "person" or "role" objects referred to by > an "inetnum" object should carry an "e-mail" attribute. > Your comments, please. For person objects, I see no particular reason to have email addresses. (While I see little use for a person object without one, I don't know what uses about which I know nothing person objects may be put to.) But I strongly believe that every inetnum _needs_ an email address, one which reaches a human with authority to deal with abuse issues relating to that netblock. Unfortunately, this is unlikely to happen. RIPE's own blocks fail the test; in the few cases where I've had to escalate all the way to them, (usually because a directly-allocated block has contact email addresses that bounce), RIPE has flatly refused to do any of - Take the abuse report and see to it that the abuse stops - Ensure that the netblock's contact address(es) is(are) corrected - Deallocate the address space With RIPE itself refusing to take ultimate responsibility for what's done with its address space, why should anyone else? /~\ The ASCII der Mouse \ / Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML mouse at rodents.montreal.qc.ca / \ Email! 7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39 4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B
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