@benjojo Sadly I don't even know how old my surname's .de domain is (after I won in court and now own it)

Looking at the Wayback Machine, that domain seems to be online at least since 2001 (and so receives some amounts of spam because of this...), and I am not aware of any other "tools" that I could check this with for domains that old

@wrmsr @benjojo the web whois at denic.de shows "Datum der letzten Registrierung", which is correct for the one domain I tried

@zhenech @benjojo Not correct in my case, that's the date when the DISPUTE transfer became active and the domain went into "transit"

@wrmsr @benjojo Right, if it got into one of the "weird" states in-between, that makes sense.

@benjojo Nonsense. You still cannot go to a pub and order a Guinness.

@benjojo Both My domain names can :-D

For me, I'm not sure. Depends on the type of crisps.

@benjojo *matured

@nicoduck @benjojo *experienced

@benjojo I can relate, attie.co.uk turns 19 on 20th Oct, and my oldest domain (that I still have) turned 21 a couple of weeks ago!

Congratulations! 🥳 😂

@attie @benjojo
Mine's almost 3 decades! I should have a party for it.

@benjojo huh apparently I can even drink in the states (should I ever want to)
Events:

RDAP: registration: 27/02/2000, 11:29:40 am