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> ICANN and the DNS system remains mostly-neutral as it should be With emphasis on mostly. I believe most of the issues we have with DNS and name allocation co
by thrance 1y ago
> ICANN and the DNS system remains mostly-neutral as it should be
With emphasis on mostly. I believe most of the issues we have with DNS and name allocation could be solved if they were managed by an actual international non-profit organization. Alas, ICANN is an American for-profit company, whose corruption needs no more evidence.
- teddyh 1y agoIf you don’t trust ICANN (and the generic top-level domains which they manage directly, like .com, .net, etc.), you might place more trust in the country code TLDs – which are independently managed by each country – where you may find a country with a more acceptable amount of corruption. Preferrably also in a country in which you have a legal presence.