domains on tag

[Retired_member41]

Hi

is there a way to view what domains are on a particular tag?

thanks

 

[Skinner]

I asked about this, apparently the answer in general is no. However a certain think site does have listing via tags but they don't seem updated very often.

I would guess anyone who has their own drop lists could also scan via a tag.

Lastly you can PRSS a name but not a tag.

 

[stender]

It's not always going to capture all the domains though. For instance I have domains on my tag and also on commercial tags such as fasthosts. and even registrant name I have about 3 variations.

 

[bb99]

The ability to search for domains by tag is coming soon in the new version of PRSS, as detailed here:

http://www.nominet.org.uk/other/prss/prssdevelopments/

Happy searching

 

[Retired_member41]

Thanks everyone.

Ive just noticed a few big hosting/reg companies seem to have gone bump and all their domains seem to be dropping.

Was just wondering if there was an easy way lol

 

[davedevelopment]

Searches like

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=e...m+"TAG+=+123-REG"&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

Might find you a couple

 

[tifosi]

That's probably more concerning for Nominet, because if they are client names and not porttfolio names they shouldn't drop without significant due process.

Portfolio tags are different... normally!

 

[ukdomains]

Thanks everyone.

Ive just noticed a few big hosting/reg companies seem to have gone bump and all their domains seem to be dropping.

Was just wondering if there was an easy way lol

i wonder what that company is called

 

[Takwa]

Isn't that infringing the tag owner's privacy?

 

[Retired_member41]

Isn't that infringing the tag owner's privacy?

I agree if it was a persons name or sole trader I dont think I would want to look.

But this seems to be a company that has been around for ages.

TIFOSI - Hey yes, what if the domains are owned by someone not knowing they are being dropped? What would happen then? Very good point.

 

[aZooZa]

Tag search is coming with a new revision of PRSS in September. (Thanks Andrew).

No big deal IMO.