> You may think you own your website, but do you really? What if your host goes offline? Spin up another one? Plenty of service providers to choose from. > Wh

> You may think you own your website, but do you really? What if your host goes offline? Spin up another one? Plenty of service providers to choose from. > What if your domain name registrar suddenly gives your name away? Then I can sue them for breach of contract. There are very few and very specific circumstances where they are allowed to do that, pertaining to my own misuse of the domain. Furthermore, to transfer my domain requires a hard copy of a random code snail-mailed to my home address from the Ministry of Communications. My domain is secure. > You don’t own your website, I very much do. > you do own your Dwebsite. Citation needed. Where are they actually hosted? How are they accessed? What mechanisms facilitate the existence of these "dwebsites" in the first place? Who's paying for the storage, bandwidth, and uptime?