Uniregistry fixes WHOIS status ‘glitch’

Frank Schilling’s Uniregistry has apparently fixed a glitch that partially affected the launch of both .Sexy and .Tattoo.

A .tattoo can be really .sexy!

A .tattoo can be really .sexy!

As of today, any domains that have been reserved by the Registry return the following status:

>>> This name is not available for registration:
>>> Registry reserved name for .tattoo

During the launch, the status returned for reserved domains was identical to a domain being unregistered, as follows:

>>> No match for "test123.sexy";

This fix will hopefully lead to more .Sexy and .Tattoo domains being registered from now on. 😀

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2 Responses to “Uniregistry fixes WHOIS status ‘glitch’”
  1. Raymond Hackney says:

    I agree many were not sure what the deal was, I was telling everyone if you got that reserved, but there were a lot of confused people. Glad they got it fixed.

  2. DomainGang says:

    Raymond – It’s definitely been a test drive for this pair of gTLDs, and hopefully it will make things smoother from now on.

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