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> But the key thing is using my own domain name. Then the trust is placed in your registrar. Maybe that's where the trust should be placed from your perspectiv
by sjs382 6y ago
> But the key thing is using my own domain name.
Then the trust is placed in your registrar. Maybe that's where the trust should be placed from your perspective, but do note that you're still choosing to trust another organization who's interests may not totally align with yours.
- gowld 6y agoYou can't be self reliant. No one will deal with you of your only contact information is GPS coordinates
- sjs382 6y agoMy point is that where and on what level you put your trust is a choice, each with their own risks.
- zaarn 6y agoAtleast where I live, and I choose local registrars, I can sue a registrar for the ownership of a domain, even if it was bought by someone else in the meantime, I can get it back. The likelihood of loosing a domainname in my country (Germany) is fairly low unless you used it to actively (and provably) spread malware or commit other crimes (and your registrar will have to prove it and better hope they filed a police report, or their cancellation goes poof).