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The registration fees are very low and they're a yearly fee which doesn't make that a big burden. >"keeping desirable domains available" Eh, they're more like
by frigg 11y ago
The registration fees are very low and they're a yearly fee which doesn't make that a big burden.
>"keeping desirable domains available"
Eh, they're more like keeping the domains and selling them to the highest bidder. You're defining the "really really want" here as the entity with the biggest pocket. Domains cost so little for a reason, so everyone can afford them but obviously some people abuse this and it's why we need more oversight. IMO of course.
- insoluble 11y ago> Domains cost so little for a reason, so everyone can afford them This is exactly right. Squatters are taking away from the people what the original designers of the system intended. If they had intended that only those with lots of money had short-length domain names, then they would have made them expensive from the start -- or made the price a function of the character-length.