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The argument is mainly that "when you're dead you won't be able to renew the domain and someone can then take over your accounts". That argument can be turned
by rekoil 3y ago
The argument is mainly that "when you're dead you won't be able to renew the domain and someone can then take over your accounts".
That argument can be turned around and argue the opposite, I feel very good knowing that while I'm alive I'm in control of ensuring my domain remains under my control.
If I feel like I'm about to expire, I guess I'll probably renew for 10 years or something. Actually, that's a good idea, I'm gonna do that now, and just keep adding a year every year anyway, that way if I can't renew anymore, it's always at minimum mine for the coming 10 years.
- remram 3y agoIt might be a good idea to keep it at least one year under the limit that registrars set. If you ever want to move to a different registrar, you usually have to add (and pay for) an additional year, and you can't do that if you're at the max (often 10). I recommend 9 years.