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> With the current system the domain will be eventually available again. Why is that a problem? Do you even understand how physical property IRL is owned at a
by easytiger 4y ago
> With the current system the domain will be eventually available again.
Why is that a problem? Do you even understand how physical property IRL is owned at a legal or philosophical level?
- mavhc 4y agoBecause your cloud data is secured by your email address in 99% of cases
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- easytiger 4y agoOr phone. How does a blockchain change this?
- jotm 4y agoDon't forget to pay your government taxes, or you'll quickly find out just how far "ownership" goes.
- GTP 4y agoThis is a problem because you risk having domains that nobody can use anymore. Edit: as I wrote in another comment, I got confused with indentation and assumed that the comment I was replying to was saying that it doesn't make sense to have a recurring fee for domains. I'm sorry. I do agree that a blockchain isn't a good alternative.