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>Your domain expires and life goes on. Replace 'domain' with 'identity' and you have a very scary proposition. This is just another form of 'code is law' and d
by namaria 4y ago
>Your domain expires and life goes on.
Replace 'domain' with 'identity' and you have a very scary proposition. This is just another form of 'code is law' and doomed for all the same reasons. Bugs and exploits become severe threats to your wealth and well being. As much as we hate to depend on institutions and 'other people', depending on computers program is inherently worse.
- echelon 4y agoIf you use your domain for email, you already have this problem. This problem isn't new at all. Would you rather have a situation of ownership with responsibility or no ownership at all? The "free" alternative is a crypto like identity, and there's zero restitution if you lose your key. People will struggle even more with this. At least with domains there is a legal framework if you're paid up.