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At some point hitherto, Chris Tresco hath spake thusly:
> I always set my forwarders to be my ISP's servers.

I'll agree that this is a better solution for the reasons that you
highlight, IF you trust your ISP, and are happy with the performance
provided by their servers.  I don't, and while I used them, I wasn't.

Also, it does require more configuration, and for those not familiar
with configuring it, and/or unwilling to learn, the default caching
nameserver configuration is easier to set up and maintain.  You don't
need to worry about your ISP changing the IPs of their DNS servers,
for example...

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