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Of course Verisign controls .com. That was never in question. Again, there are millions of use cases where .com doesn't matter. You alluded to some control th
by xorcist 11y ago
Of course Verisign controls .com. That was never in question.
Again, there are millions of use cases where .com doesn't matter.
You alluded to some control that some large entity (which I only assume to be Verisign) exercise over every important domain. I take it that was never the case?