A Murr, Made in Tel.

• General thoughts on tel.
  
• Popuation updates.
  
• Feature requests.
  
• Potential Applications.
  
• Bugs.
  
• etc.

1. The aspect of someone's character percieved by others by a presentation of data, from a passive or direct dot tel DNS lookup.

2. A presentation of character adopted by a telsonian business or public telsonality.

1. A telson(person) who administers or assists in the data population of a dot tel directory.

2. A custodian of a dot tel directory.

So I was checking in at teltalk just to see what was going on, I'm pretty much there at least 20-30 times a day and I see this thread about dropping premium keyword domains and its implied how it means the end of tel in the long run, baring in mind I've had no sleep last night and I've been busy all day this was pretty much the first time I feel I've not explained myself correctly, I hate that.

If teltalk was to get a new forum built from the ground up I'd hope it was built around the dot tel architecture so that logins to the site are made by tel oath/open-id for a first time visit, thereafter when a claimed profile (by first time login) is linked to any other social network perhaps twitter or facebook by the same oath/open-id procedure and confirmed by the site that the same id name is stored in your dot tel domain, either as hidden contact information or as a public record you should be able to login via those services as and when you wish.