I seem to recall this being discussed, but I just had someone tell me that NSI refused to allow them to register using DNS servers that weren't NSI-based. e.g., ns1.mycompany.com = 1.2.3.4 mycompany.com is registered through OpenSRS. Customer wants to change my-company.com (which is still at NSI) to use ns1.mycompany.com. NSI rejects the request, claiming that the name-server does not exist or is a non-NSI nameserver. Is this "legal" (e.g., are they allowed to do this under the ICANN agreement?) I would think this would be considered anti-competitive! (admittedly, MUCH of what NSI does is anti-competitive) D
