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Courts have seized and transferred them as assets. I would like to think there is some rights there, much like the rights of renters. It doesn't appear as thoug
by KGIII 9y ago
Courts have seized and transferred them as assets. I would like to think there is some rights there, much like the rights of renters. It doesn't appear as though there are many. I consider this to be a bad thing.
- ue_ 9y agoOne might consider domains to be personal property, in that they exist only as a mapping on servers owned by people. On the other hand, registrars collect rent from them, so one could consider them private property. So I am not sure if I am in favour of domain names being considered property of any single person or not.