Это я про само существование Альтернативных DNS. Узнал про это всего полчаса назад и тем самым нанёс существенную встряску своему мировоззрению.

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I never heared sth. about the opennic project or even .geek before. I really like this place and am now happy to have a bit more freedom over my netusage.
Thumbs up for all people involed in this project so far.

Just got in. It's great here and generally in the Alternative DNS space. Just the right place for a freak like me.

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Seite ist noch im Aufbau

Ch.Sch.

After some drama with moving ... the server was down.

It's back now!

tuxhelper.geek not working I managed to screw up as usual..

In the dns categories I added my webhost dns names. "DNS IP 1 & 2

So gonna have to figure out that. Prolly contact julian and see what's up. Learn some more stuffola.. ;)

But the websites of the opennic & geek projects are looking good. so that is a positive.

Gonna have to add more to the wiki to give depth and understanding for those interested or come across.
http://tuxhelper.info/wiki/index.php?wiki=OpenNic

As the hostmaster of the geek gTLD, I am pleased to announce that whois.geek is now live. This site allows you to see what geek domains are available to register. The address is http://whois.geek

I would like to say a big thanks to Jon Hebb from hebbnetworks.com for all of his hard work he put into the whois site. All I can say is I can not wait for him to finish of the my.geek site. In the end this site will handle the domain registrations for geek domains! Un-fortunately not ETA for the site as of yet. Stay tuned!

If you want to vote as a geek member (you might want to do that (*hint hint*), please update your profile by going to My Account > Edit > Geek and add one of your valid working GEEK url there.

For example, I run both uber.geek, search.geek and www.geek. I put http://uber.geek into my profile.

In effort to help OpenNIC members to fix and diagnose issues with DNS. I created a page with a few tools to use.

Check out http://uber.geek/toolbox.php or http://uber.texnofobix.net/toolbox.php

There are 2 OpenNIC search engines that I'm aware of. One has been around longer as http://grep.geek, and there is the one that I run called http://search.geek. Have fun!