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RFC2606

RFC2606 states: Confusion and conflict can be caused by the use of a current or future top level domain name in experimentation or testing, as an example in documentation, to indicate invalid names, or as a synonym for the loop back address. Test and experimental software can escape and end up being run against the global operational DNS. Even examples used "only" in documentation can end up being coded and released or cause conflicts due to later real use and the possible acquisition of intellectual property rights in such "example" names.

Favourite usernames hit list of RFC2606 ignorants at noone.org

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    152 noone
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     23 danielle
     20 yourfriend
     20 none
     19 jojpojpojpoj
     18 nobody
     18 jagaflaga
     12 webmaster
     12 support
     12 sales
     12 mailer-daemon
     12 justme
     12 info
     12 admin
     12 abuse
     10 webster
     10 jr325
     10 contact
     10 123456
      9 smuch
      9 john.doe
      8 whocares
      8 somewhere
      8 none1
      8 marketing
      8 mail
      8 all
      7 noreply
      7 bruhbruhbrooks
      6 someone
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      6 nowhere
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Conclusion

Only use domain names specified in RFC2606 as default values or examples for URLs, e-mail addresses or any other value including hostnames. Do not use domains like noone.org, somewhere.com, donotreply.com, etc. The postmasters and webmasters of those domains will be thankful. (Greetings to Kee Hinckley and Chet Faliszek! ;-)


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Last static modification: 07-Jan-16, 16:56 (CET)