Re: okay already

> 
>  *But* all this has nothing to do with conspiracy theories made up
> by local crackpot Dean Anderson, who will find any reason to slander
> (sorry, "discredit") anyone who does not agree with him. For your own
> sanity of mind, take what he says about people with a metric ton of salt.
> 


He is welcome to slander me then as I do not agree with his view of the 
merge dns queries patch being a security compromising one but nor do I 
like the way dnscache has been painted as being super susceptible to 
cache poisoning without it. As for conspiracy, I don't see why it should 
be discounted given the aim of opendns. Same sort of thing that took 
place anti-spam wise.

Call Dean whatever you want. My take on all this is a) do not ever use 
OpenDNS's services (or any open dns cache service for that matter) and 
b) never run an open dns cache service that you yourself intend to 
depend on.