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On Thu, Jun 08, 2017 at 04:15:41PM +0000, Tony Finch via RT wrote:
> Aww, the reason for that was to make it easy to copy and paste in the
> terminal, without having to configure a shell alias, e.g.

You can still copy and paste the bit after the NSEC3.

If it makes it easier to find the place you wanted to cut and paste,
then I guess we could add an optional first argument that's skipped if it
contains NSEC3 or NSEC3PARAM. I don't like the idea of using argv[0] for
this, though.

Incidentally, for a point-zero release in the future, I wonder if we should
make the -r the default for nsec3hash and add a different option for
backward compatibility. The existing argument ordering makes no sense
at all.