j"1LAnZuoQdcKCkpDBKQMCgziGMoPC4VQUckMÌ<div class="post">I agree with ribuck that DNS servers don't necessarily need to get paid, to support Bitcoin domains. After all, what is the purpose of a DNS server? It is to lookup domains for its clients, which are users wanting to connect to computers using domain names. If BitDNS becomes popular, DNS servers will want to be able to lookup those domains too. All that is necessary is to track the block chain and maintain indexes and hash tables to record which domains are in effect and their basic DNS data. DNS servers don't have to be Bitcoin miners. The existing motivations for DNS servers to operate and provide lookup serves to their clients will be sufficient to make them track Bitcoin domains.</div> text/html
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