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On 07/31/2013 07:47 PM, From Wayne Thayer:
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<pre wrap="">This issue naturally goes away as these legacy certificates expire, and it is not a violation of our policies, nor do I believe is it a violation of the BRs. More importantly, It does not perpetuate any bad practices as some have suggested.
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I just leave you guys a few days out of sight (due to vacationing)
and all this mess - some 60 plus messages to be read :-)<br>
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Anyway, Wayne, I remind you that we discussed this exact issue and I
recall that you agreed that any such certificate would be revoked
(was it by October 2015?) and no more such certificates will be
issued by Godaddy from the time of discussion. We'd have to go back
to the discussions, but I assume Tim Moses who lead the discussions
and mediated at that time at the forum can confirm it.<br>
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