At 6:44 PM 6/21/95 -0700, Paul Hoffman wrote: > >Just for clarity, are you proposing a domain name system ending with >".urn", such as "proper.urn"? If so, who would assign the second-level >names? The InterNIC? And, if so, what about people outside the US who want >names? How about names like <assigned-domain>.<country-code>.urn, e.g., resolver.oclc.us.urn urn.cren.us.urn urn-resolver.ncl.ac.uk.urn in which assignment of the names within the country is handled by the same authority that assigns other domains within that country? (I can't decide if I think the US part should keep its top-level domain in such addresses or not, but that's not material to the issue, I think.) JimReceived on Thursday, 22 June 1995 11:00:58 UTC
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