I have to admit that I'm a little puzzled whenever this happens on a well-known site. Do not all registrars allow you to set up auto-renew on your domains? I have to explicitly choose not to renew a domain.
The domain was expiring and got redirected to a Network Solutions domain parking page. It looks like it's been renewed, but the correct dns settings don't seem to have propagated everywhere yet.
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They let the domain expire? Typical laziness.
Can they do that? I would think you'd have to use the NetSol monad and force evaluation.
Next time you think something is odd please explain what that is. Please.
See also on Haskell Reddit --- http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/encrv/whats_happene...
I have to admit that I'm a little puzzled whenever this happens on a well-known site. Do not all registrars allow you to set up auto-renew on your domains? I have to explicitly choose not to renew a domain.
The latest I've heard is that it wasn't due to expire for another year, but Network Solutions decided it was expiring anyway.
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.haskell.general/184...
They probably bought a long registration and the card they used expired during that period.
It seems that they let the domain expire. This should get you by: http://hpaste.org/42369/haskellorg_ips
#fail
I'm confused - this simply appears to be the usual Haskell landing page. What is it that's happening that you're claiming to be "odd" ?
The domain was expiring and got redirected to a Network Solutions domain parking page. It looks like it's been renewed, but the correct dns settings don't seem to have propagated everywhere yet.