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ENS was purposely designed that way. A smart contract can implement whatever rules you like. It doesn't seem like a great idea to me for name registrations to
by DennisP 5y ago
ENS was purposely designed that way. A smart contract can implement whatever rules you like.
It doesn't seem like a great idea to me for name registrations to be perpetual, but a name service on Ethereum could certainly work that way.
- biztos 5y agoYes, I assumed it was not done by mistake. The funny thing (to me anyway) is that a big part of the culture seems to be how absolute "ownership" is -- at least around NFTs -- and how this is decentralized, but with ENS it's a rental just like a .COM (but with something like 1000% processing fees) and it's more centralized than DNS. I wanted to try out the .ETH name and I'm fine with them doing whatever they want with the contract, I just find it amusing. Unstoppable seems a lot closer to the overall ethos: https://unstoppabledomains.com https://unstoppabledomains.com