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More often than not, it's not ISPs ignoring TTLs as you describe, it is an improperly configured SOA record. There's more TTLs you (as owner of domain) control
by jsjohnst 10y ago
More often than not, it's not ISPs ignoring TTLs as you describe, it is an improperly configured SOA record. There's more TTLs you (as owner of domain) control involved in the caching of a record than just the TTL on an A/AAAA record.
As to your point about "propagation", argumentum ad populum applies.