The blackhole statement should be used for subnets that you just plain
never want to talk to at all.
Never consider any behavior of tinydns to be necessary correct
according to RFC. It simply works most of the time, and for what it
does, it (apparently) works well. (I've never actually used it - the
setup procedure offends my sensibilities.) But by my observation,
Prof. Bernstein has had an adversarial relationship with the standards
and their maintainers.
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