RE: [ga] DNSO ICANN board member

["Roberto Gaetano" <roberto.gaetano@voila.fr>]

Simon,

>
>"An Alternative Root is a DNS root zone containing both ICANN 
administered 
>Top Level Domains and additional non-ICANN administered Top Level 
Domains."
>
>Dave has the concept right. But, in order for the DNS root not to 
fragment, 
>the ICANN root has to act as the baseline as that is the lowest common 

>denominator. You mileage may vary with time.


How would you call a root that does not use the ICANN root as baseline?
(BTW, I assume that you cannot make sure that an alternate root does not
 point to different name servers for the TLDs that are also in ICANN's 
root)

Regards
Roberto
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