[dns-operations] BGP feed

[Paul Vixie]

absent a compelling answer to my question, i'm not ready to create an https or
bgp or whatever kind of feed.  it's the internet, so others more aggressive
than i can of course do what they want.  but i really need to know what's the
more responsible approach, and why, before i choose an approach.

re:

# Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 23:36:08 +0200
# From: Gadi Evron <ge at linuxbox.org>
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# brett watson wrote:
# > but again (from one of paul's early posts), who would sign up for a  
# > bgp or http feed to shun these servers?  i'm afraid if at least a few  
# > sufficiently large providers (or root-ops, or tlds), it won't be  
# > effective anyway.
# 
# Did we try?
# 
# I didn't see anyone really talking of this openly until the issue was 
# forced on NANOG and the mailing list was formed. Has anyone talked about 
# it openly since?
# 
# Knowledge is power, keeping it hidden when useless hurts. Same goes as 
# to efforts, not doing them just because they may not be the perfect 
# solution when they will indeed help is silly, if someone is willing to 
# spend the time.
# 
# That is some of what I learned of cooperation and drive in the security 
# world. Unfortunately, I am somewhat of an expert.
# 
# I'll sign up. Who's next? Let's find out. This is about business, you 
# may be surprised.
# 
# 	Gadi.
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