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OpenNIC is an alternative root, are you being daft or something? ICANN has committed to a unique authoritative root and if 1.1.1.1 were to resolve OpenNIC addr

• junon 3y ago
  That's a silly RFC in my opinion. The justifications are "we do it the right and blessed way so nobody else should be allowed". Also, of course ICANN wants to maintain the monopoly. They get insane salaries at the exec level, of which I'm sure trickles on over to cloudflare. Don't allow roots to be resolved if they service TLDs that conflict with other roots you already resolve, or they're off. Simple as that.
  • riffic 3y ago
    you've clearly answered my question in the affirmative.