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[Riley Baird <riley AT openmailbox.org>]

OpenNIC has done joint-DNS resolution with the "New Nations" TLDs. You
can access .uu, .ku, .te and .ti domains though OpenNIC's DNS servers.

On 29/12/14 12:38, Max Bellasys wrote:
> On a technical platform (creating a multi-system-resolver) I think this is 
> an excellent suggestion. Integration is the opposite of fragmentation, and 
> it is possible to achieve inter-operability between disparate systems, of 
> course. 
> 
> Has anyone from OpenNIC ever tried to achieve joint-DNS resolution? I think 
> this is why a technology solution seems more realistic in the immediate 
> sense, because if I’m not mistaken the reason the OpenNIC exists is due to 
> lack of interchange with ICANN and its control of TLD and name server 
> resolution. 
> 
> Also, since I joined this discussion fairly late, is it possible to very 
> succinctly address the reason why OpenNIC is seriously considering 
> Incorporation or formalizing its organization?  Incorporation (or 
> Non-Profit) has to do more than just facilitate funding, because such 
> things can be driven by rolling up the sleeves and creating campaigns to do 
> so. 
> 
> I’m not asking for a full philosophy here, just a nutshell of the present 
> query, because it’s clear I’m missing the crux of the issues. 
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> ~Max Bellasys
> 
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> On Dec 28, 2014, at 11:22 AM, Riley Baird <riley AT openmailbox.org> wrote:
> 
>>> For my part I desire to product a resolver that works with OpenNIC, 
>>> ICANN, INAIC, Name.Space, Unifiedroot, etc. and is not dependent on a 
>>> single root.  I had a rootless resolver and have withdrawn it as it is 
>>> being updated, but it should reappear.  This is my attempt at a technical 
>>> response to a political issue.  I do not need to be the only one doing so 
>>> and I welcome others to do the same or similar.  We don’t need just one 
>>> way to do things.
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>> Apologies for taking this off-topic, but I think that it would be a good
>> idea to see if OpenNIC could attempt to do a merger with these other
>> roots. There's no point in unnecessary fragmentation.
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