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README.md
White Lists
Whitelisting a domain means that it would be anti-blocked by any later submission to any BlackLists and ensuring that the DNS Firewall won't block this and proceed the DNS query and answer process as usual.
About Whitelisting domains
This list have it's very own life, as this is a very very tricky one to maintain.
The reason why it's hard to maintain such a list is, it have to balance between what is going on with a domain, that for several reasons might be blacklisted on some lists, but not on others. It can also be that a domain in general do 99,9% rights, but because of it's nature of user based submissions, could do a lot of evil.
Why white listing
If we take the example of Gitlab.com
Gitlab.com is 10% user submitted contents, but for the very same reason
also a widely used target from bad guys, to host there evil code. For that
rightfully reason Gitlab.com often pop ups on list for hosting
MalWare code. Since this would have
huge influence on My Privacy DNS and brakes the
workflow, it's of curse have to be whitelisted within the
DNS firewall projects.