Re: [ga] Sponsorship of IGF Workshops

[Joe Baptista <baptista@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Roberto Gaetano wrote:

> Joe,
>
> The queries you refer are indeed errors: they are requests who were
> addressed to the wrong root.
> People who want to address resources who are outside the official root
> system should go to the particular root that recognizes those resources: if
> they don't, it's what is commonly called a mistake, aka "error".
>  

No - I don't buy that.  Thats nonsense.  What it is a clear indication 
that icann is suffering from inclusive name space fever.  There is only 
one internet and ICANN can no longer find it.

Official Root.  Sounds like the good ol arguments icann used about being 
a root monopoly.  The official root is experiencing error because the 
IETF RFC on the subject is being violated.  which see: RFC 2826

ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc2826.txt

Essentially the RFC was a significant warning to everyone that for the 
inernet to work - you need a unique root.  Essentially when an RFC 2826 
violation occures that error is propagated in all roots - but icann root 
now I would estimate have 99 % more traffic on them then ever before.  
Just with the leakage alone from the china internet which is served by 
vixie on behalf of the usg root server system.  He system over there 
should have minimum queries - the errors are not coming from china name 
space - they are coming from icann using isps and ultimately users who 
communicate with chna and end up attempting to resolve china national 
tlds in icann space.

Listen - since you have a icann.org address - can you get us these 
stats?  I consider the logs of every root server operator out there to 
be evidence in a future lawsuite against icann and the usg.  The 
evidence is in the logs that icann is a failed experiment that has 
violated every aspect of technical protocol and has caused harm to 
itself and others in the process.  Thats represented in the error rate.

SO don't delete those logs.  Let them know this.

regards
joe baptista


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