I've always thought the conventional wisdom was to not use your host as a registrar That way, if you have issues with the host, you can at least point to a dif

I've always thought the conventional wisdom was to not use your host as a registrar That way, if you have issues with the host, you can at least point to a different host (without worrying about them managing your domain name) Does this still apply here? I guess no reason to trust any entity over another, just the eggs-in-basket principle.