Template: Post-DNS
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Latest revision as of 09:04, 4 December 2015
GNU Consensus Templates
Post-DNS Internet
This template is useful to indicate that a program does not depend on the availability of DNS to function.
DNS promotes a centralized, hierarchical, censorable, spoofable name system. Post-DNS Internet applications use other naming systems, e.g., self-authenticated names (like Tor, I2P, or GNUnet).
Usage
{{Post-DNS}}
will display:
Does not require DNS to work.
