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["NovaKing" <novaking AT eztv.se>]

This is why we let our .p2p go underground, too many people were pushing for
bitcoin which we don't believe will be the best solution.

As emailed already there are a few experimental projects running using that
concept. We plan on taking it a different angle, but don't want the same
publicity we got last time until we have something more solid to show.

Regards,
NovaKing

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Subject: Re: [opennic-discuss] Your article on DNS

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Hi Boily,

Interesting stuff. Will definitely be having a closer look.

Personally, not entirely sure if I'm real keen on the notion of being
tightly coupled with bitcoin.

- --Mike

On 11-10-12 07:59 AM, Boily Gérald wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> the Dot-BIT project (http://dot-bit.org) is filling the gap by 
> providing a p2p and signed system to manage domains. The system is 
> currently usable and used by a small community, even if still young. 
> It is somewhat a successor of the Dot-P2P project (managed by different
people).
> 
> Here is the list of currently registered domains (2643) :
> => http://namecoin.bitcoin-contact.org/q/domainlist.txt
> There is a lot of domain registered and not used, a lot of domain 
> configured to redirect to others ICANN domains and some hosted domains.
> 
> Here is a script released to convert the DB to bind zones :
> => https://github.com/khalahan/NamecoinToBind
> And a small socks proxy to read data directly from DB :
> => https://github.com/namecoin/namecoin/tree/master/client
> 
> Here is my own registration website : http://register.dot-bit.org/ 
> (You pay for the services here).
> A domain directly registered with the software will cost almost 
> nothing to you : http://dot-bit.org/tools/domainCost.php / 
> http://dot-bit.org/tools/domainCost.php?block=50000.
> There is a minimal cost to avoid too much "spam" as the system is open :
> this cost doesn't go to somebody, it is lost.
> 
> Feel free to help and join us :)

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