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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

Oh yes, the Cesidian root...  Instead of trying to explain what happened, I'll 
just link you to the archive of the final email thread which correlates to the 
time of the blog post that you linked.  Suffice it to say that OpenNic *was* in 
talks with him until he started answering questions about the technicalities of 
his setup with replies of religious prophecies.

http://osdir.com/ml/network.opennic.general/2006-01/msg00072.html
The entire thread is there, so feel free to scan through and see what led to 
this outburst.  And yes, "Jeff" in that thread is me.

I'm still curious to find out what happened to Dot42 -- I thought we were making 
good progress, then suddenly talks just ceased.  I've never heard of the China 
MII root, but I for one certainly have no problem with any attempts by someone 
from that country to get more access to the rest of the world (although I would 
worry about government repercussions towards their operators).  We have the 
tools in place to generate root zones inclusive of any root we are peering with, 
whenever we can reach an agreement.


On 08/18/2011 02:01 AM, Maximi89 wrote:
> Why we don't peer:
>
> http://i-dns.net/
> China MII Root
> Cesidian Root
>
> This way we will be able to resolve queries from more computers over the
> world...
>
> I found this
> http://hmcesidio.livejournal.com/30887.html
>
> What happened exactly?
>
> Well, still left to try to communicate with Dot42 and Dot-Bit, the last time
> i heard about Dot42, there was a technical problem, same as now with DotBit
> (P2P Based).
>
>
>
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