Richard wrote: > ... the return path provides ... This was where I ended up also. As Barry and others have discussed on the asrg, the write-side is throw-away assets. The "return path" is where the persistence of the names used is greater and the value to the scheme is realized.
and Randy wrote: > all they need to do is register foo.bar > with delegation to their dns servers, and change a third level > domain name at will. Yeah. But that's where registrars and registries can interpose on the scheme. The static 2LD with a twinkling constelation of 3LDs is still vulnerable. A run of twinkling 2LDs is harder for registrars and/or registries to break, cross registries and registrars. There may be fewer points of failure in the NS-set used for a particular campaign. Eric