[6281] in North American Network Operators' Group
Re: First? TRUE Root Name Server On Line
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Bob Allisat)
Sun Nov 24 08:43:31 1996
Date: Sun, 24 Nov 1996 08:42:11 -0500
To: newdom@vrx.net, Jim Fleming <JimFleming@unety.net>
From: tor@wtv.net (Bob Allisat)
Cc: "'jamie@dilbert.multiverse.com'" <jamie@dilbert.multiverse.com>,
"'bobm@NIC.DDN.MIL'" <bobm@nic.ddn.mil>,
"'jamesf@ARL.MIL'" <jamesf@arl.mil>, "'koda@ISI.EDU'" <koda@isi.edu>,
"'marcel@NSIPO.NASA.GOV'" <marcel@nsipo.nasa.gov>,
"'markk@NETSOL.COM'" <markk@netsol.com>,
"'matti@COMEDIA.SE'" <matti@comedia.se>,
"'nanog@merit.edu'" <nanog@merit.edu>,
"newdom@vrx.net" <newdom@vrx.net>,
"'psinet-domain-admin@PSI.COM'" <psinet-domain-admin@psi.com>,
"'sneeri@NI.UMD.EDU'" <sneeri@ni.umd.edu>
Paul A Vixie wrote:
>Your desire to make a distinction between "popular" and "actual" is
>dishonest, misleading, ugly, and rude. There are exactly nine root
>name servers. Not "popular" root name servers - 9 SERVERS, total:
Paul - your peculiar brand of orthodox
and narrowly defined reality are not
in line with the fluidic and creative
nature of the Internet IMHO. Should the
people choose to circumvent these silly
bottlenecks they will. And then you
can rave all you want. My experience
is that the citizans of the internet
like revolution and love change. And
you're sounding awful reactionary and
even counter-revolutionary, Paul...
Bob Allisat
PO Box 191 Station E Toronto Canada M6H 4E2 (416) 588-0670
