Hi Ben,
>On 16 9 2004 at 9:28 am -0400, Fagyal Csongor wrote:
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>>Now, do I misunderstand something, or is the above thinking correct?
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>Well, users A and B will have different admin contact addresses, right?
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Right. Actually that IS the problem.
>(Unless user A *is* user B or otherwise has access to B's e-mail for the
>purposes of authorizing the initial transfer request).
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>Also, it is up to A while making the transfer as to whether he wants to
>create an isolated profile for the domain, or throw it into an existing
>one, or whatever.
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Yep, but how do I explain this to user B? I mean he gets confused,
because a "transfer order" looks exactly like a "register order"! So
user B *thinks* that if he HAS TO provide his contact data, then these
data WILL BE used after the domain is transfered. (Why would he need to
provide those data otherwise?? I also think this _sounds_ a logical
question.) But no, the "old" data is (correctly) retained. So what user
B experiences is that "alien" contact details show up right in his profile.
No serious problem here, it's just I am afraid that whatever explanation
I put up on the transfer page, it will not get read. Users do not read,
they push buttons and click links.
- Csongor
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