On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 8:35 PM, Michael Rogers <m...@gmx.com> wrote: > It's worse than that - the only way to manage without hierarchical > control is to give up one of two things: global agreement about who owns > which name, or the ability to prevent name-squatting.
Distributed source control gives up global agreement about which particular version of code is the "latest" and seems to do pretty well. With a single history of the domain name registry under source control, and a (ranked) list of trusted parties with various versions of the registry, it should be possible to reconstruct the latest version of the domain registry. -- Tony Arcieri Medioh! Kudelski
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