[DNSOP] Re: QName Minimization vs Aggressive NSEC vs Encrypt ed and Authenticated DNS vs Serve Stale vs DNSSEC vs LocalRoot
Geoff Huston <[email protected]>
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Hi Ondrej > On 7 Jun 2026, at 4:40 am, Ondřej Surý <[email protected]> wrote: > I find it wrong that this document > is being done without a cooperation from Root Server Operators. > > There's RSSAC - what does RSSAC think about the document and LocalRoot? > Just recently I've seen a complaint that IETF is not talking to the operators > and this is causing IETF to become irrelevant, and this is operational change > so I think operators should be involved. There is operations and there is architecture and design. I don't think that either the root server operators. nor the RSSAC should have the exclusive right to comment on any matter concerning the root of the DNS, either in the architecture of the DNS or aspects of its operation. Indeed, RSSAC makes public pronouncements "ex-cathedra" and do not, in general, reflect any effort to gather some broader consensus across a diverse community of folk with expertise and interest. If we are trading opinions, I would find it wrong (and broken) that the DNSOP Working Group could only take on topics concerning the design and operation of the root server system that have the "cooperation" of the Root Server Operators. The Root Server Operators are only too willing to cite RFCs among their guiding documents, and it would be disturbingly circular if the IETF could only embark on consideration of an RFC in this area with the acquiescence of the Root Server Operators and/or RSSAC. Geoff _______________________________________________ DNSOP mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]