Nominet refuses to accept petition outcome for .uk domains
Nominet is considering different methods for releasing hotly contested expired .UK domains, but has rejected a member-led petition
Nominet is considering different methods for releasing highly desired expired domains that are sought by multiple parties
UK internet registry operator Nominet has promised to listen to feedback on its proposed plan to revamp the distribution of expiring .uk domains, but refused to accept a petition that called for the first-come,...
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