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[Christopher <weblionx AT gmail.com>]

So looking at your other email and this one, my only real question is
"How would you suggest starting?" While having our own ISPs would be
kind of cool, that requires a lot of infrastructure. Even to start
with a dial-up ISP you have to have a trunk and a bank of modems and
all that lovely stuff.

However, I do not think saying "Anyone who questions our legitimacy
can do the gene pool a favor and suicide" is a good attitude to have
if you want to be taken seriously.

- C "WeblionX" R

On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 2:10 PM, Alex M (Coyo) <coyo AT darkdna.net> wrote:
> Because anyone who thinks there's anything wrong with OpenNIC can hang
> themselves.
>
> We're more responsible and conscientious with our nameservers than pretty
> much anyone else on the planet. Anyone who questions our legitimacy can do
> the gene pool a favor and suicide, because they are worthless, useless, and
> unnecessary individuals who are a burden to anyone forced to interact with
> them.
>
> I created a new thread to discuss the prospect of constructing our own ISP
> complete with autonomous system number and BGP over MPLS peering, because I
> did not wish to derail Brain's apology for human scum being liable and
> accountable for taking down his nameservers.
>
> If we constructed our own ISP and eventually achieved teir 2 status, owned
> and/or hosted our own datacenters, and had one or more residential and
> business broadband divisions, then the "big boys" as Brian put it would be
> forced to peer with us, or be held legally accountable for disrupting
> critical infrastructure and threatening national security.
>
> They will burn.
>
>
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