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Because domains pointing to where you'd expect just makes the internet a better place. It reduces dependency on search engines, makes the internet simpler to us
by Kaytaro 4y ago
Because domains pointing to where you'd expect just makes the internet a better place. It reduces dependency on search engines, makes the internet simpler to use, and ideally you could be confident that nissan.com isn't some Joe Blow but a trusted company.
What benefit does "first come first serve" provide? Nothing other than allowing individuals to hijack widespread brands.
- givemeethekeys 4y agoSir, I'd like to introduce you to the concept of property rights. God, I'm glad I don't live in a hell hole where someone who is trying to make the world a better place can just trample over me.
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- prepend 4y agoThankfully we’re not in a dystopia where some SEO and ad buys would result in changing opinion enough to transfer domain names and other property.