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The IETF *is not in the business of* "document the contact point for problems concerning a domain". That duty is left to registry operators, who have a whole apparatus (ICANN) for making it possible to figure out how to do that. And they can ask to have such specs published as RFCs if they want to - it's been done before; examples include RFC 1875 ("UNINETT PCA Policy Statements"). But ICANN hasn't done that, so no policy related to any *current* domain administrator is on the record.
Status UNKNOWN seems like a fine status to keep, in my opinion. Status INFORMATIONAL
That's my opinion too.
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