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I don't think it is going to help the issue, and will most likely make things harder for everyone. I have yet to hear of an alternative to a free market for do

I don't think it is going to help the issue, and will most likely make things harder for everyone. I have yet to hear of an alternative to a free market for domains that would work. What do you suggest? A committee decides who gets each domain? If you owned a domain that you planned to use in the future, or that you tried but failed to build on, and someone offered you $1M - would you refuse?

LinuxBender 8y ago
One solution would be to create a registrar account for each legal entity or incorporated business you own. I admit, they likely need to refine the limitations if it were to be applied to all TLD's. e.g. typo-squatting has to be accommodated for. I've been offered decent money for some domains I've held on to that were just catchy names, but I passed. AFAIK, this would not prevent me from selling one of my domains.