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[Travis McCrea <me AT travismccrea.com>]

:P I sent you guys a message (and hung out in your highly vacant IRC for like 
a week) to try to convince you to do this. I am in full support of this 
happening. 
On 2012-04-19, at 3:59 AM, <webmaster AT blockaid.me> <webmaster AT blockaid.me> 
wrote:

> Hello all!
> 
> I represent a small, free DNS service, called BlockAid.
> 
> We believe in an open internet, and our aim is to provide censorship free 
> DNS
> to anyone who wants it. We began in response to the seizure of domains by 
> the
> US government through their puppets, ICANN and Verisign. In our attempts to
> rectify these problems, we have gone further than most and over the past 
> year
> have handed back control of seized domains to their original owners. At the
> beginning of 2012 we also updated our system so we can technically detect
> which domains have been seized and respond appropriately.
> 
> Our interest in OpenNic was sparked a long time ago when there were the
> rumours of a new p2p TLD being created. It appears to me that progress on 
> that
> front has somewhat stalled, which is a shame. However, our interest in 
> OpenNic
> has remained nonetheless.
> 
> My main reason for emailing the list is to enquire about the possibility of
> our servers slaving the OpenNic TLD's. Is this allowed (I have looked 
> through
> the wiki and can't find a reason it wouldn't be) and if so, how would we go
> about implementing it?
> 
> Should you want to check us out, our website is http://www.blockaid.me. I
> would also be happy to answer any questions people have.
> 
> If this is the wrong place to bring this up, I apologise. I was informed 
> this
> would be the most suitable place to raise this type of question.
> 
> Regards
> 
> BlockAid
>

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