> Domains are basically property, so why not start charging people fair market value for the physical property they own that's appreciated significantly over th

> Domains are basically property, so why not start charging people fair market value for the physical property they own that's appreciated significantly over the last several decades? We do that with property taxes. That's the biggest slice of personally owned, likely to appreciate, physical property. When a property is sold, we also tax the proceeds from that, similar to domains.