> > whois.rfc-ignorant.org is useless if you get mail from the UK -
> > nominet don't meet the RFC, so virtually the whole of .co.uk falls
> > into that one :-( On the bright side, according to their web page,
> > nominet are going to change starting on 1st October.
>
> So whois.rfc-ignorant.org wasn't useless at all.

Assuming that nominet actually get it right. In the meantime, everything I've
seen from the uk is in there :-(

>
> Every domain must have an abuse account. What is so hard to understand
> about that?
>
Nothing, but it's not what the RFC says:

 The purpose of this memo is to aggregate and specify the basic set of
   mailbox names which organizations need to support. Most
   organizations do not need to support the full set of mailbox names
   defined here, since not every organization will implement the all of
   the associated services. However, if a given service is offerred,
   then the associated mailbox name(es) must be supported, resulting in
   delivery to a recipient appropriate for the referenced service or
   role.

It also implies that abuse only applies to ISPs:

For example, if an Internet service provider's domain name is
   COMPANY.COM, then the <ABUSECOMPANY.COM> address must be valid and
   supported,

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