It appears that Paul Wouters <p...@nohats.ca> said: >This is not how protocols using DNS work. You can� t say � new� protocols must >use only a specific flavour of DNS >transport as it� s mostly not up to the new protocol or application how DNS is >resolved.
I am reminded of RFC 8689, REQUIRETLS, which lets a sending mail client pass a flag telling the server that the message must only be relayed over a TLS encrypted session. My MTA implements it by carefully checking the syntax and then ignoring it. If you're going to send me mail, you'll have to live with whatever I do with it. Why would this be different? Maybe I'm on a network with jumbo frames and big IP queries work well, or maybe you think your traffic is big enough to need TCP, but you're just wrong. R's, John
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