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Where Did the .root TLD Come From?
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Funny you mention this, Karl. I remember seeing it a few months ago when I download the root zone file from the InterNIC FTP site. I was a bit perplexed by it, because I was sure ICANN nor the U.S. DoC never gave approval for the new dot-root TLD. Correct?
Typical VeriSign abuse of power. So much for ICANN doing its real duty of acting as a technical coordinator of the DNS root. :(
Cheers,
Doug
Doug Mehus
http://doug.mehus.info/ [mehus.info]
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So what? Who cares about this dummy TLD with one record, which is present for obvious technical reasons only?
Calling that a "VeriSign abuse of power" is ridiculous, specially in front of real abuses like the wildcards.
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