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This would be an appallingly bad precedent to set. As soon as there was precedent and infrastructure for this, a huge number of state actors would either set t
by bpodgursky 11y ago
This would be an appallingly bad precedent to set.
As soon as there was precedent and infrastructure for this, a huge number of state actors would either set this up maliciously, or start auctioning off country-specific DNS rights (aka start extorting money from companies -- "oh do you want to own google.com in <country>? that will be $2mm/yr").