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You're welcome. Initially it was put together as a learning experience, but I can see that it is useful enough to remain live indefinitely. I can imagine seve

You're welcome. Initially it was put together as a learning experience, but I can see that it is useful enough to remain live indefinitely. I can imagine several way of monetizing it, such as adding the MX/SRV/TXT/CNAME records, etc. But the one that seems most useful would be allowing custom domain - and sadly I can't see how to do that easily. (I can't imagine somebody would trust me with their root-domain, basically. And having *.foo.example.com seems like it would be long enough to spoil the utility.)

desufnoc 12y ago
I can't imagine somebody would trust me with their root-domain, basically. The “root-domain” is the domain name with a single zero-length label at the top of the hierarchy. What you're referring to is a zone.
- stevekemp 12y ago
  I thought context would make that clear, but yes you're correct.
  - desufnoc 12y ago
    Yes it is from the context that I inferred what you're talking about. I didn't mention it to pick, but because the DNS is littered with misunderstandings and I think that's part of what holds it back.