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Hi,
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<div class=""> today I wanted to send another complaint mail to a website that did not accept my private .vlaanderen address and I noticed that the template letter still contains a link to
<a href="http://ua.thedna.org" class="">ua.thedna.org</a> which seems to be down.</div>
<div class="">As not everybody would check if the link still exists before sending the letter I guess it is best to simply remove it from the letter template.</div>
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<div class="">On a related note: Are there any plan for having another easy to link/read webpage (in stead of a document/quick guide) on where to point webmasters for supporting standard e-mail addresses ?</div>
<div class="">The alternative ICANN link is not very friendly looking (and looks dated due to the year 2012 mentioned there)</div>
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<div class="">Best regards,</div>
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<div class="">Ron</div>
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