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I'm not here to debate DNS. I only explain that DNS delegation is structured with a central `.` zone. The central node is all-powerful. It can remove any nam

I'm not here to debate DNS. I only explain that DNS delegation is structured with a central `.` zone. The central node is all-powerful. It can remove any name by removing the top level delegation for that name.

egberts1 5y ago
Try running a root server like I do for myself. You will reevaluate what you have just said by then.
- DarylZero 5y ago
  Sure you can run your own internet too and incompatibly use the same addresses IANA assigns. Guess that proves IP addresses aren't centrally allocated.