Re: Trees have one root

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on 7/30/2002 7:05 PM Christian Huitema wrote:

> I am pretty sure that the load caused by ".org" to the root is almost
> equal to the load of ".com", and that ".edu" is pretty close.

There is only way to resolve (hah!) this question, which is to get the
stats. My own cache -- which certainly counts as one data-point -- does
not currently have .org in it, for example, and it would not have had .edu
without Keith.

Along the same line, it's not beyond belief to think that a small ISP in
(say) France would be able to expire through .com within a two-day TTL
window easily, since the majority of the traffic could very well be local
mail recipients and sites.

I would like to see the stats, please.

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