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Using your own DNS will about always be fastest and best.

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Verisign runs one too, if you want https://verisign.com/en_US/innovation/public-dns/index.xhtml

I don't see why you would get banned for using a public DNS. They didn't apecifilly say it is for home users only, just the name is called OpenDNS Home (and OpenDNS Home VIP or something for the VIP v

Looks like there have been some major changes recently, L3 hijacking is news to me. Already messing around with namebench, I had no idea there are so many open dns resolvers out there.

Auto-monitoring by HTTP/TCP/ping/DNS and alert by email/SMS/voice/HTTP hook. Min interval 60sec.

Sounds like its a great opportunity for you to run namebench and find the best DNS servers for you.

OpenDNS all the way, switched from google dns because of several issues a few years back.

howtoforge.com or digitalocean have alot tutorials to do this, you can use unbound, maradns or any dns servers, or use public dns.

The ISP I work for had Google so kindly start rate limiting our IP ranges, because we use their DNS.

Diversity your DNS servers.

Looks like every ~20th DNS request to 8.8.8.8 fails with SERVFAIL. This is going on for at least 16 hours now, confirmed from multiple locations.

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Why don't you just disable cloudflare (or just use it as dns, like what I do), and just use the cache of w3total cache? OR play around cloudflare's SSL settings, there are options where you can off it

DNS-OVZ-128

DNS Manager.

Here's a really good site to compare with. Also, DNS leaks are a big issue these days. You might want to show that.

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Well, I think most people will create such sites for personal reasons, to learn more about php, dns, ajax, etc. and/or to address one particular use case.