On 2014-02-04, at 01:39, John Levine <jo...@taugh.com> wrote: > I suppose the situation with .onion is slightly different, but in > concept it's not all that different from .arpa.
I think it's quite different. ARPA is really no different from any other TLD. There's a registry, there are rules you need to follow to get a delegation, but it's a zone in the DNS just like COM and ORG. ONION is a namespace convention outside the DNS. There's no registry, it's not a zone, and there is no possibility of getting a delegation. ONION is like LOCAL. Neither are like ARPA (or any other TLD). Joe
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