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> Islands already exist, with national firewalls, corporate networks, dark nets And you don't see companies posting their addresses on those things. They still
by gregmac 7y ago
> Islands already exist, with national firewalls, corporate networks, dark nets
And you don't see companies posting their addresses on those things. They still advertise "example.org" not "if you're in {county} use {county-specific address}, or on Tor use {onion address} or using {decentralized DNS} use example.com".
> A dominant decentralized system
How does this result in a different situation then the "centralized" DNS we have today?
- colordrops 7y ago> How does this result in a different situation then the "centralized" DNS we have today? If, for instance, the DNS entries were tied to entries in a blockchain, such as namecoin, then no 3rd party would be involved in a transaction to transfer the domain, no annual fees would be required, and no one could block or remove an entry.