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What happens when you die?
by RedShift1 4y ago
What happens when you die?
- noisy_boy 4y agoOne can start with "forever" being, say, 125 years (Wikipedia says that the longest lived person recorded was slightly over 120). So domain expiry date=current date+125-current age. When human beings routinely start living longer than that, it can be revised.
- vntok 4y agoWhat happens when you die before reaching 125 years old?
- noisy_boy 4y agoDoesn't matter; the domain is "forever". Because if you want to expire it upon death, none of these assumptions/calculations are needed - put that in the clause and done (enforcement is another thing though).
- ngcc_hk 4y agoWell like graveyard sone just want to leave a stone there forever next to the church. It is sometimes good read. And each of our existence is unique even if may not be “important” to all or any. Still … Forever is good. Especially if you know it is forever than you say thing that you want to say forever.
- edent 4y agoMost graveyards don't work like that - at least not in my part of the world. Graves are regularly re-used and stones are moved. We can't expect the dead to continue to exert pressure over the living.
- IceWreck 4y agoBut the thing is I want my stuff to stay up long after I die. Kind of like my gravestone on the internet where I can choose what to put. I dont care if it eventually gets lost amongst the huge amount of content but I still want my stuff to be out there.
- politelemon 4y agoI'd say nothing, it continues to stay in my name and cannot be registered by anyone else, ever. The domain hosting service may disappear, and that's fine too.