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How the New TLDs Can Go from Failure to Success
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If you use a nonstandard DNS root, it's kind of your own problem if you can't resolve some addresses on the real Internet.
I can set up any bogus domain names I want in my own machine's configuration, but then it would be my own fault if I can't access some real sites as a result, even if I put my own configuration entries there before the real sites went live.
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Re: How the New TLDs Can Go from Failure to Succes
by dtobias
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Sorry, I forgot to add "standard" to "official/legacy/US government" root in an earlier posting.
They are on the Internet, after all you *don't* need a domain name for someone to be able to reach your site. I can find the phone number of a local plumber irrespective of whether I use Yellow Pages, Thompson Directory or (out of desparation) take pot luck in the phone book.
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