Shall we reprise our arguments about this again for GP's benefit?
Nothing about DNSSEC precludes the addition of CT, and it will eventually happen.
DNSSEC w/ query name minimization means that any zone that wishes to MITM you has to potentially make the decision without first knowing what your target domain is, or even who you are (obviously this last depends on context), and the more indiscriminate they are in their MITM activities the more likely that they'll be caught. That's a big deal, and something WebPKI can't offer -- WebPKI only has CT to offer for mitigating the MITM power of CAs, and CT depends on people auditing the logs.
Only any entity in the world that can effectively require the major TLDs to implement DNSPKI transparency. The browsers forced CT on the CAs, under threat of removing them from the root programs.
Nothing about DNSSEC precludes the addition of CT, and it will eventually happen.
DNSSEC w/ query name minimization means that any zone that wishes to MITM you has to potentially make the decision without first knowing what your target domain is, or even who you are (obviously this last depends on context), and the more indiscriminate they are in their MITM activities the more likely that they'll be caught. That's a big deal, and something WebPKI can't offer -- WebPKI only has CT to offer for mitigating the MITM power of CAs, and CT depends on people auditing the logs.