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tldr: The new owners of GoDaddy have decided to block DNS traffic rather then invest in their infrastructure to handle the additional load. See also: bridges, r
by politician 15y ago
tldr: The new owners of GoDaddy have decided to block DNS traffic rather then invest in their infrastructure to handle the additional load. See also: bridges, roads, wireless carriers.
- rkalla 15y agotldr addendum: because they want to push back some of the 99% of registered sites that use the free DNS service yet drive huge amounts of traffic and want them to upgrade to DNS Premium support.
- speleding 15y ago"GoDaddy have decided to block DNS traffic rather then invest in their infrastructure to handle the additional load" The article doesn't say that at all, it specifically mentions that this is not the reason for the block. Did you read it before commenting?
- politician 15y agoYeah, I did, but I accidentally included information from the "GoDaddy response" linked by rednaught. If you didn't read the 2nd link, then I understand how it sounds wrong. In retrospect, I should have replied to rednaught's post.