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Agree re: cash grab. The counterpart "safe" TLD is part of a much bigger content curation problem that is evolving in the Internet. Some parents out there are

Agree re: cash grab. The counterpart "safe" TLD is part of a much bigger content curation problem that is evolving in the Internet. Some parents out there are not at all OK with Disney content, even, some will want to leave boobs in but head-crushing out, etc, etc. Properly tailoring to people's many shades of content filtering seems like a job for dedicated browser-recognized crypto certificate chains. This way, different consumers can directly delegate trust to a custom choice of entities that already are engaged in this space (e.g. all the "family focus" agencies), instead of fighting over a centralized TLD committee.

MarkPilgrim 15y ago
> seems like a job for dedicated browser-recognized crypto certificate chains You don't read the news much, do you? ;)
- aangjie 15y ago
  Apparently neither do i. Can you throw some light on what you are referring to?
  - waitwhat 15y ago
    I assume Mark is refering to the DigiNotar hack (and earlier Comodo ones) and the ensuing shit-storm which showed what an awful security model the current CA/certificate system really is.
Jem 15y ago
> Some parents out there are not at all OK with Disney content Too bloody right. Here's a helpless girl that needs rescuing by a man to live happily ever after? No thanks.