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I fail to see how this affects IANA or root DNS servers in any way (not to mention that IANA can be replaced by a non-US entity if it really comes down to that)
by a2decrow 9y ago
I fail to see how this affects IANA or root DNS servers in any way (not to mention that IANA can be replaced by a non-US entity if it really comes down to that).
As for those companies, they'll work the same way as before outside the US internet. Regrettably, because the world would be a better place without them.
- falcolas 9y agoThis was a direct response to the commennt "I don't think there's any reason for us non-US-Americans to care at all about the US internet." This change doesn't directly affect IANA, etc, but it will likely have knock-on effects which hurt everyone. "IANA can be replaced by a non-US entity" - This would, IMO, signal the end of the internet. "Look up www.google.com" "which one?"
- a2decrow 9y ago> This would, IMO, signal the end of the internet. "Look up www.google.com" "which one?" I'm not entirely sure if you know how DNS works.