Is there a reason why we still have to create host records and yet when we do so with a ccTLD domain (a .uk in my case) no glue records are added to the zone file? This leads to the situation whereby if one wants all domains to have glue with them you have to setup your nameservers under a gTLD. This would seem to defeat the purpose of having host records in the first place - why are they still around in this somewhat broken form? (I'm told ccTLD NS used to get glue added.)
Anyone able to shed any light on this? J. -- How much for the rocket launcher? Is that with or without ammo?
