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Who Cares Paul Vixie's Root Servers Are Ignored
ICANN was partly started as the world's most
expensive baby-sitter for Paul Vixie and the
rest of the Jon Postel groupies. They think
that they are still running network
infrastructure. They are deluded. The world
has routed around them. They are too blind to
see that.
Maybe they should run an experiment and turn
off all of their equipment for a month and see
if anyone notices.
With .ORG removed from the "consumer root"
things can not progress more smoothly. No one
even notices the demise of .ORG, although
Vixie points out that the useless PIR.ORG is
history, despite their entire staff on
vacation in Argentina.
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