On Thursday 5 February 2004, juan at seqn.net (Juan Flynn) wrote:
>| * Kae Verens (kverens at webworks.ie) [040205 16:14]:
>|>We call the local machines *.im
>| Just to be picky, but it is bad practice to use a public top level
>| domain for internal use.
>>Why is this bad practice?
>>I think having private top level domains makes sense (so long as they
>don't conflict with 'real' toplevel domains of course).
Exactly - which is exactly what the poster said
| it is bad practice to use a public top level
| domain for internal use.
Niall
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