- Burt
Steve Thomas wrote:
On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 08:31:55PM -0700, Matt Beland is rumored to have said:
I stopped laughing, it occurred to me that hypocritical or no, that could mean trouble for ISC if VeriSign chose to push the issue.
What kind of trouble? Certainly not legal trouble. There's nothing that says that a publicly accepted standard has to be followed - Microsoft would be in a world of legal trouble if there was. Verisign themselves are breaking a a whole slew of standards with this move.
ISC can develop their software however they like. If a network admin doesn't agree with what they're doing, they're welcome to use any competing product. Neither Verisign nor anyone else has the authority to mandate how an admin runs their network. They own the network and can determine what traffic is or isn't allowed.
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