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I am with @Phares on this. I don’t think co.ke can be sold. If I bought it, I could then mess up all the .co.ke domains by just creating them
@phares I meant the main domain .co.ke (which is in intelf a sub domain), nothing wrong in kenic holding the domain but selling where its A records and MX records
@Phares Not really. (.co.ke) is what is currently in use. KeNIC introduced a second level system which is (.ke) and the rules are clear. You can own any domain with
I don’t think co.ke could be sold; everything .co.ke would have to be a subdomain of whoever owns co.ke, if KE had started with .com.ke we may have been able
Collins, Directly? No… Let them Bid for it… starting bid Ksh 10m Rgds On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 8:19 PM, Collins Areba via kictanet wrote: > No one uses
@Steve Speak to Walu right now.. 🙂 He’s complaining h0w slow connectivity is in his home county.. Chance to convert some people to the better option? 🙂 *Ali Hussein* *Principal*
🙂 I concur. This is a national resource. Maybe some of that money can go to boost connectivity in the counties? I’m sure some of you who’ve gone to the
No one uses co.ke, I would propose to @Abdalla to propose to sell the TLD (on condition that kenic manages it), and give the DNS / MX & some sub
Maybe www.co.ke? Many Thanks! Kip *Kip* *A Cruce Salus* On Thu, Dec 21, 2017 at 9:26 AM, Collins Areba via kictanet wrote: > We should just sell co.ke > 🙂
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