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DNS could easily become excludable, if it limited service by IP/MAC address. Most people get DNS from their ISP, for example.
by tamana 11y ago
DNS could easily become excludable, if it limited service by IP/MAC address. Most people get DNS from their ISP, for example.
- winfred 11y agoYeah to be honest, I considered that myself as well, if we take that approach then 100% of internet services do not qualify as public goods (and never will), since it's always possible to limit the service in such a manner.