One answer is to use an analog to a land value tax. Call it a "domain value tax". The idea is to have the most productive user of that domain (judged by the one

One answer is to use an analog to a land value tax. Call it a "domain value tax". The idea is to have the most productive user of that domain (judged by the one who has the most money) pay the efficient rate. This leads to perfect efficiency, however it means your company's domain might be highly bid up by someone else - not fun. We might not want ::perfect:: market efficiency here. Shameless plug - My article on this: http://www.nickpinkston.com/2010/04/domain-value-fees-cybersquatters-be-damned.html http://www.nickpinkston.com/2010/04/domain-value-fees-cybers...