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So confused. DNS registrars can be mandated to reject domain ownership? What about DNS registrars outside of the US? Also..... at some point we could just publ
by misterbowfinger 9y ago
So confused. DNS registrars can be mandated to reject domain ownership? What about DNS registrars outside of the US?
Also..... at some point we could just publish a list of IP's if we care enough, right? Although that's less than ideal.
- prepend 9y agoHow would a Wikipedia DNS work? It seems like this would be a useful service as people move toward some weird morality-based instead of law-based way of living life. This is a topic that I want to see if transhumanists have researched as this becomes really important post-singularity.
- rorykoehler 9y agoIt would lead to filter bubbles.
- Endy 9y agoSome transhumanists have done thought experiments and research on it, and I would say that the most digestible version of the "morality-as-law" system is in the Eclipse Phase RPG.
- zaarn 9y agoLots of non-US TLDs run over US-based registrars. There are some, like Iceland, which run their own registrar and aren't connected to the US. Which means they don't care what the US says until an Icelandic court agrees.