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#NameComment  Location  company  
801William Showers    Pittsburgh Technical Institute  
802John Christie      
803Thomas de Grenier de Latour      
804Tom Carmichael      
805Ganesh Sittampalam  Oxford, UK  Oxford University Computing Laboratory  
806Osma Suominen  Helsinki, Finland  Coop Sange  
807Cristiano Barabanti      
808Paul Davis  Philadelphia, PA  Linux Audio Systems  
809mark Kneen      
810Oli Atlason  Chicago, IL  University of Chicago  
811Bart-Jan Vrielink  the Netherlands    
812Aurélien Maille  France    
813BinLaden OssamaDTC !  WTC    
814Philip MolterThis breaks spamfilters. This breaks backup mail servers.  Texas, USA    
815Dag Wastberg  Gothenburg, Sweden  University of Gothenburg  
816Ryan VanMiddlesworthThis is an unacceptable violation of DNS standards. Not only is it crude and underhanded, it breaks a number of critical systems.  Richmond, Indiana, United States    
817Rodney Tillotson  UK  JANET-CERT  
818Baptiste SIMONVerisign gave us one more time the proof that this kind of work cannot be given to a commercial structure  Nantes, France  Code Lutin  
819Justin KoivistoAbuse of power... nothing new, but still not acceptable.  Virginia, MN  W.A. Fisher Interactive  
820Nehéz-Posony Ferenc  Budapest    
821Yanick Cyr      
822Sven Petai  Tallinn, Estonia  NPO BSD Estonia  
823Jóhann M. SigurbjörnssonThis behaviour should be treated as spam.  Iceland    
824Ned Flemingverisign is underhanded -- at best    Westar Energy  
825Adrian Kasbergen      
826Mark Russell      
827David Schweikert  Zurich, Switzerland  Swiss Federal Institute of Technology  
828Gavin BakerThis abuse of power and responsibility must stop  Australia    
829Collard andyWhat use for e-mail receveid, (NSA ?)    Private  
830Thomas Einsporn      
831Bob Harlem      
832Clément Martin  Brussels    
833Chris MasonThey are abusing the powers which they were given and are going against RFC's which are the backbone to the Internet. I thought Microsoft was bad!      
834Percot Patrick  France    
835Michael LamThis is blatantly sick!      
836Andrew AllenVerisign are a bunch of twats and will never see a penny of my money!      
837Alan James  UK    
838Robin Stevens  Oxford, UK  Oxford University Computing Services  
839Loïc Minier  France    
840Keith Drakard  UK    
841Jeremy Rossi  New Jersey, USA    
842Podevijn Gaëtan  Bruxelles    
843Simon Horup      
844Niv ALTIVANIK      
845Per Kjellberg      
846Mitchell J. Morrison  West Lafayette, IN  Purdue University  
847Leif G. Jensen  Denmark    
848Jonathan      
849Grant Slater  Johannesburg, South Africa    
850A Bystrup      
851Bob McCormick      
852David Fraser      
853Holger Uhr      
854Erlendur S Thorsteinsson  Iceland  FRISK Software International  
855Jason Price  Atlanta, Ga  AGL Resources  
856Tony FinchI am configuring my systems (with 30,000 users) to avoid all top-level DNS wildcard records.  Cambridge  University of Cambridge Computing Service  
857Justin Baker      
858Benoît PINEAU  Nantes - FRANCE    
859Mikael Petersson      
860Tarlach      
861Martin Peter Read  Northampton, United Kingdom    
862Crispin Cowan      
863Chris Walk      
864Stéphane Enten  Paris  Lycos Europe  
865Patrick KlosAll TLDs should return NXDOMAIN for unregistered domains!  New Hampshire  Klos Technologies, Inc.  
866Sindri Traustason  Iceland    
867Rabiller Christophe  France - Nantes  Â  
868Pete Prior  UK    
869ten  France    
870David Jennings  Sydney, Australia    
871Yann  France    
872Carl FriedbergVerisign's abuse of DNS is outrageous  New York City  Comet & Company (comets.com)  
873Warren ChartierThis breaks backup MX servers      
874Robbe  Lille - France  Appius  
875Ingo van Lil      
876Dmitriy Shnayder      
877Guillaume Morin  France    
878lorillu      
879Brock BronsonBad monkey, Verisign! Bad!      
880Mourgues Bastien  France  Newtech  
881Anders Lorentzen      
882Laurent Buffler  Switzerland    
883Ludovico Gardenghi  Imola    
884Millet Philippe  France  Armoise  
885nicholas fellowsVerisign should be ousted for abusing the system in the way. vote your disgust against stratton d scaBlos here http://www.forbes.com/2003/05/01/cx_ceointernetpoll.html  UK  n/a  
886Vandorpe Olivier  Belgique    
887Mark JonesThis is evidence that Verisign is irresponsible and should not be allowed to maintain TLD nameservers.  Des Moines, Iowa, US    
888Lucas Thompsonthis DNS breakage is the worst thing ever  Seattle    
889Paul Riddle      
890Claus Krogsgaard  Denmark    
891Georgi Chorbadzhiyski  Sofia, Bulgaria  Unix Solutions Ltd.  
892Ben Blackburne  UK    
893magnier      
894Craig MarshallDNS wildcards?! Nice way to advertise.  Oxford, UK  Blackwell Publishing Ltd  
895Scott Brady      
896Martin SeegerThe Verisign action produces high costs for us  Kiel, Germany  NetUSE AG  
897Anders C. Madsen  Denmark  Golden Planet  
898Joe HohertzThis is breaking our email filters.  Kitchener  Golden Triangle Online  
899Joshua Spoerri      
900Lonnie WaughGreed breeds stupidity  Ohio    
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