With DNN, the ICANN-DNS problem is solved, and I thought "someone else can handle the ICANN-IANA problem", and someone conceptually did, but I thought today "why wait for the implementation to then have DNN support it later?" I'll just go ahead and support it now and build/playtest with it as soon as possible.

DNN will actually be a non-hostile full ICANN (DNS and IANA) alt.

With adoption, the internet will be half fully decentralized/permissionless/censorship-resistant.

What's left is the ISP problem, and I'm hoping, with time, Tollgate will be that solution. Once it reaches 50%+ adoption, the internet will fully be properly decentralized/permissionless/censorship-resistant.

The other issues (CDN, ads, etc) are a breeze in comparison / would be fixed later.