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If only defaults matter, then it's already a dead horse, as the majority of users don't know what DNS even is, and are using their ISP's servers by default.
by marzell 8y ago
If only defaults matter, then it's already a dead horse, as the majority of users don't know what DNS even is, and are using their ISP's servers by default.
- gsich 8y agoWhy does the amount of people knowing about DNS matter? Especially in the context of decentralization?
- tracker1 8y agoDepending on your ISP and/or country of origin, it can matter a lot.
- moderation 8y agoThere is no decentralized DNS where the default for most users is their monopoly ISP.