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[Amunak <amunak AT amunak.net>]

 Perosnally I would be all for resolving .bit. I don't see how it is undermining their system - you would be only providing a bridge to access the system in a more convenient way. Registrations and people truly interested in its safe, distributed nature would stay on the namecoin network anyway. I have to agree though that consensus is needed. There's enough mess in opennic as it is now. I don't believe "half support" is a viable option. That said I will happily add it to my T2 if T1 is set up on opennic.

[2014-05-03 23:53+0200] ?? <??> wrote:

I'm personally for trying it out, although I can see some folks for
.bit getting upset that it's undermining the way it's supposed to
work. Again, I'd suggest setting up the T1 and running a trial with
whichever T2 admins want to include it.

On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 5:29 PM, Ben Bristow <me AT benbristow.co.uk> wrote:

I actually didn't know that. Although it would have been a nice TLD
if it weren't already a DNS system as you've just said.

Would be nice to see .bit resolved using OpenNIC though.

-Ben


On Sat, 03 May 2014 22:26:46 +0100, Calum McAlinden <calum AT mcalinden.me.uk>
wrote:

On 3 May 2014 22:00, Ben Bristow <me AT benbristow.co.uk> wrote:

.bit would be great for stores that support Bitcoin and other
decentralized P2P currencies. Also would be pretty good for file sharing
and general tech websites.

I can't tell if you're aware or not, but .bit is an existing
decentralised DNS system using the same technology as Bitcoin. I am
suggesting resolving the TLD, not creating it.

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