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#NameComment  Location  company  
901Marc Landtwing  Switzerland    
902Yannick Menager      
903Phil Driscoll  UK  Dial Solutions Ltd  
904Guy DawsonIt's bad and needs to be stopped  UK    
905Michael BowersEither follow the standards, or give up the root servers. Simple as that.  Houston, Texas    
906Juuso Tähkäpää  Finland    
907Lee Mayes  Atlanta, GA    
908Brian Russell      
909Emma McnabPlease use your head before implementing a DNS wildcard like this, I am sure that not all of your engineers are stupid. ( bis )  FL.USA  S.I.  
910Torben B. Nielsen      
911Guillaume Rischard  Luxembourg    
912Gonay BenjaminThis, once again, show the stupid supremacy of USA...  Belgium    
913FebsAs we say in France : "Mon vieerr..."  France  Zuland  
914Mike Pinna  Cambridge, England    
915John Hjulmand  Denmark  Webdesigner  
916Antonin Meignanstop this now !!!      
917Cornély Loïc  Paris-France    
918Andrew Foster  Sydney, Australia  Solutions First  
919pery pierre      
920Ian Taylor      
921Nikolas Britton  Freeport, IL  Hillside Studio  
922Bryan Ewbank  Raleigh NC    
923Henrik Lund Kramshøj  Denmark    
924Jon Fannar Karlsson TaylorStop this nonsence ):I  United Kingdom    
925bob walborn      
926Jason Tang      
927James NelsonThis is an outrage, and violates my rights to privacy!  Tampa, FL  Lightning Technology Group  
928Alex  Italy  La Bussola ONLUS  
929Shawn Garbett  Nashville, TN USA    
930Bruce Zell      
931Mark HornContinued use of wildcards in the TLDs undermines the contingency plans of many businesses for the delivery of email. The decision to use this functionality will directly harm business and must be reversed.      
932jeannin loic  france  perax  
933Kenneth Salvesen  Norway  NTNU  
934Allan Lloyds  United Kingdom  Echoraith Web and Email Services  
935Daniel Pavel      
936Martin SmithVerisign should have the responsibility of maintaining TDL nameservers taken away from them.  United Kingdom    
937Stefán Einar StefánssonThe roots of the Internet must be kept safe from rot.  Reykjavik, Iceland    
938Kevin SangeeleeWhether or not there are technical implications, this is an abuse of power over what is effectively a public commons.      
939Davide Alberani      
940Shabaz Sultan  the Netherlands    
941Nico      
942Martin Hovden  Norway  MHDL  
943Alessandro Menichini  Italia    
944Steven P. Sherwick  Minnetonka Minnesota    
945José Moreira  Portugal  CASE  
946Ben Franske      
947MOREAU      
948Y. Duppen  The Netherlands    
949Ziegler  France  Ecole Normale Supérieure  
950Alun Jenkins  UK    
951Dave Patterson      
952Megan MarshallDisgusting  Oxford, UK  Oxford County Council  
953Gustaf Serve  Denmark    
954Hafþór HilmarssonThis is an outrage!  Iceland  none  
955Mattia GentiliniLet us be FREE to type wrong URLs!  Italy    
956Daan Broekhof  The Netherlands  Parse BV  
957Corsac      
958Jacco de Kraker  The Netherlands    
959Mickael A.  Paris  -  
960Richard Gade  Indiana  Ivy Tech State College  
961Jestin Koegst  Texas, U.S.A.  KnowledgeBase Marketing  
962Richard FreemanChanges of this nature disrupt the function of systems (such as backup MX exchangers) and changes should be placed through an RFC process and not simply be unilaterally made by a company which is simply paid to manage a public resource. Verisign is not a policy-making body - they are only paid to execute policy dictated by ICANN and other standards-making bodies.  Pennsylvania, USA    
963Jacob Wiersma      
964Ron Lunde      
965Kasper Bøggild      
966Walter HopLooking forward to the technical battle in response to this incredible abuse.  Amsterdam  The Netherlands  
967Eric Vanden Heuvel  Toronto  Korax Inc.  
968James Davis      
969Vlad Jebelev  Toronto, Canada    
970Niall O'Higgins  Dublin, Ireland    
971Dave Zucker      
972Daniele Palumbo  Italy    
973Morten Cools  Norway    
974Joris ten Hoeve  Amsterdam, Netherlands, Europe    
975Robert Edmonds      
976Maurizio Lemmo      
977Kevin Freeburn  Toronto Canada    
978Jiri D. HoogeveenYou broke my spam filter  The Netherlands, Rotterdam  Proforma  
979Robert Levandowski      
980Martijn van Zal  Huizen, Netherlands    
981JeroenVerisign should be severly punished for such shamefull abuse! How bizar!      
982Borja Marcos  Spain  Sarenet  
983Lars SommerIt's the silliest thing about the net I've ever heard  Denmark    
984Dan Mackdermott  UK  InputLink Consulting Ltd  
985Tshober      
986G.KristVerisign stop acting lame  Holland    
987Lorris J. Woods      
988Tjeerd  Friesland, Netherlands    
989Wef Dinaini  Netherlands    
990Rampon Julien      
991Andri Óskarsson  Iceland    
992Francis Hwang  Brooklyn, NY    
993E. Dumas  France    
994Wouter Vandenbussche  Leuven - Belgium    
995Jesse Granden  Springfield, MO, USA    
996José Mª Alcaide  Vizcaya (SPAIN)  Universidad del País Vasco  
997Sigurdur Haraldsson  Iceland    
998Allan Kristensen  Copenhagen  Denmark  
999Terry Nolan  Milford, CT    
1000Thomas EngerVerisign says, "The system used to provide the VeriSign Services... may differ substantially in terms of speed, uptime and other performance parameters." The performance of the resolution system now depends on SiteFinder but Verisign doesn't guarantee that.  New York    
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