Okay, John, if you can state the problem in one sentence and not have it just be your particular view of the problem, let's hear that sentence. Otherwise, can you stop with the hyperbole?
I did, back on Sept 18th. Here it is again, slightly tweaked. I realize that you don't like either of these, but at this point, so what? Neither your draft nor the other one is getting traction, so evidently neither of them describe the problem that the group thinks we should solve.
... we'd be better off with a one or two sentence description of what we're trying to do, perhaps along these lines: * Describe how and when to recognize domain names that are handled in ways other than the DNS. (That's mDNS and .onion) or * Describe how and when to recognize domain names that should not be delegated in the DNS. (That's mDNS and .onion plus the toxic waste.) or maybe something else, so long as it's short. R's, John _______________________________________________ DNSOP mailing list DNSOP@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/dnsop
