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Why does a private corporation get to unilaterally decide something is fraud and seize someone's property? Is this what ownership is supposed to be like?
by car_analogy 4y ago
Why does a private corporation get to unilaterally decide something is fraud and seize someone's property? Is this what ownership is supposed to be like?
- fbrchps 4y agoYou never "own" a domain. You just rent it from a registrar, who had permission from ICANN to let you rent it. There is no "good" that you can take with you when you give a registrar money for a domain.
- nix23 4y ago>There is no "good" that you can take with you when you give a registrar money for a domain. Ah, cant wait until you understand the nature of money itself ;)
- i67vw3 4y agoThe only way to 'solve' this problem is to be an ICANN accredited registrar by yourself as an individual on an individual basis. Edit:- Then the problem comes from registry. So, along with being a registrar, that individual will need to become a registry recognized by ICANN
- TheEternalKim 4y agoAnother way to solve it is by switching to a bloclchain based registry like IPFS or nameCoin.