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I wish that some reputable, long-lived service (like the Internet Archive) would offer free subdomains that users could set DNS records for and point to anythin
by pgcj_poster 5y ago
I wish that some reputable, long-lived service (like the Internet Archive) would offer free subdomains that users could set DNS records for and point to anything. Alternately, one of the TLD could provide free, low-value domains, like 2039483953-Alice-Bobson.com. Domain names are cheap, but there are a lot of people (e.g. teenagers) out there who are averse to spending money on anything. They end up posting under *.blogspot.com or whatever, which permanently ties them to a particular host and content management system unless they break any links to their content.
- compressedgas 5y agohttps://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/PersistentDomains.html https://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/PersistentDomains.html > For example, let us create a series of top-level persistent domains y2000, y2001 and so on. One would only be able to acquire a .y2000 domain name during the year 2000. Once acquired one would have it forever.