This is a follow-up to my post of Sunday night:
It turns out that this was actually a bug at OpenDNS. According to them, "my network," which happens to be fully dynamic IP, was crossed up with another user's network. As a result, my filters got crossed up with theirs.
They say there's a six step process I need to go through to fix the problem, including downloading software from OpenDNS (which does not support Linux end users, like me) and rebooting. Rebooting a UNIX or Linux machine is not a trivial task, and we don't tend to do it unless something major goes wrong, or the kernel is updated. Changing DNS servers or modifying the connection is not worth a reboot.
I thought it was much easier to switch to a different DNS that doesn't have these problems. Google's DNS works just fine....
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