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*ns<n-1>.<LINKING_ZONE> | *ns<n-1>.<LINKING_ZONE> | ||
<br>where <p><LINKING_ZONE> ::= <DS_ZONE>.<IANA_ZONE><br> | <br>where <p><LINKING_ZONE> ::= <DS_ZONE>.<IANA_ZONE><br><br> A '''linking zone''' is a bridge from the public name system, '''n''' in <n-1> is currently 2 and </p> | ||
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<blockquote style="position:relative;top:-80px;color: yellow;font-weight: 600;">the zone rotations are | <blockquote style="position:relative;top:-80px;color: yellow;font-weight: 600;">the zone rotations are | ||
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<ul><li>Suffixes dropped in the wild are generally still routed in domain space.<sup>*</sup></li></ul> | <ul><li>Suffixes dropped in the wild are generally still routed in domain space.<sup>*</sup></li></ul> | ||
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The rotating linking zone is the distinguishing feature of my alt root concept which otherwise is ordinary DNS/EPP. Although the facilities provided by overlaying services may obscure this fact it's essential to interoperability of private domain spaces with the public internet. | The rotating linking zone is the distinguishing feature of my alt root concept which otherwise is ordinary DNS/EPP. Although the facilities provided by overlaying services may obscure this fact it's essential to interoperability of private domain spaces with the public internet. | ||
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