On 02/12/2016 01:48 AM, Suzanne Woolf wrote:
> 
> http://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-adpkja-dnsop-special-names-problem/
>

Hello,

This ID seems to require the definition of a new registry, and Section 6
to suggest how this would be used.  I think this goes way beyond what
needs to be done in order to revise RFC6761.  Another registry (for
protocol switch) is not solving anything.  Instead, whether the TLD
operates a protocol switch can be documented in the existing registry:
creating a new registry for this would only sidetrack the problem of
registering new Special-Use Domain Names without solving any issue with
RFC 6761.

*

Editorial notes:

In section 3, the term "impact" is used abusively to replace the
original "considerations".  Considerations are welcome, impact should be
avoided.

"[Answers to these seven questions] are inadequate for making the
determination whether a particular domain name qualifies as being
special in the first place." -> This statement should be followed by a
demonstration how this situation is factual, otherwise it's irrelevant.

Section 4 has a typo: "are par of" should read "are part of".

Section 4 may mention NSSwitch?

Section 4 has a typo: "we are actually building a catalog of all top
level domains that explain which are are switches." -> should read "that
explains".

"... has been discussed (.ALT)." -> Requires reference.
Note: .ALT does *not* apply generally, but only to those "alternate
domains" that *do not require global uniqueness* of names.

Therefore "If that architecture choice is made, some of the questions
listed in the sections bellow would become moot." is moot.

Section 5: "In the case of [I-D.ietf-dnsop-onion-tld], leakage" ->
Update reference to RFC 7686. (Also in Section 6.2.1)

Section 6.2.2: "For example, is large scale prior deployment an
acceptable criteria?" -> This is a bad example, as lengthy discussions
about it illustrate in the case of a peer-to-peer network where "large
scale deployment", besides being entirely subjective, is also
non-measurable.

Thanks for the "Pithy Quotes from History" :)


Regards,

==
hk

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