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From: lyndon@aurthanc.AthabascaU.CA (Lyndon Nerenberg)
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Subject: Duplicate site in maps
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Date: 17 Mar 89 00:29:06 GMT
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Someone in Italy has registered a site named 'csb' in the
u.ita.1 map file. There is another 'csb' listed in the
u.can.ab.1 map file that predates it by a couple of years.
The result is, most sites in North America sending mail to
the .csb.it domain will find it vanishing without a word.

Don't the map coordinators check for duplicates anymore?