Er, no... that isn't the way NS records are used. Recursors looking up your NS records do not "know" that you went to Dotster or whatever and entered ns1 before ns2. The NS records handed out by the roots are used by recursors in what can be called a random order (the order actually has to do with response time as well, but assuming for the moment unsaturated bandwidth and identical hardware at both sites, you can call it random).
Maybe I'm missing something, but if you query one of the root servers for a domain's NS servers, they are always returned in the order that they are listed in your domain name registration. On the other hand, if you query your own DNS server and have it set for round robin, it does rotate them, but that doesn't matter here.
Try querying some domains names against a server like h.gtld-servers.net see what I mean.
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