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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

I have added two new TXT records to the .glue zone to help track and automate 
peer information.

# dig +short TXT peers.opennic.glue
>  "newnations"
This entry will be a pointer that lists the names of all peer entries.  Simply 
tack these on to "tlds.opennic.glue" to grab a list of the zones that each peer 
is using.

# dig +short TXT newnations.tlds.opennic.glue
>  "ko" "ku" "rm" "te" "ti" "uu"
And this of course is the list of TLDs being maintained by the New Nations 
folks.  This format will be followed as new peers are added, and I will be 
automating the glue zone to track any changes made by our peers.

I know there have been talks with other groups for peering recently, including 
.42, so I'm trying to make sure that we keep up to date with the scripts that 
generate the OpenNic data to ensure that adding peers is very easy.  So far so 
good...


On 04/14/2011 05:39 PM, Bryon Eldridge wrote:
> New Nations, http://www.new-nations.net , provides TLDs for nations or
> peoples that are not recognized by the international community.  The
> TLDs they currently master are for Kosovo, Kurdistan, Roma, Tamil
> Eelam, Tibet, and the Uyghur.
>
> This is great news.  I hope we can add other peers, like .42 in the future