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Well, I'm no expert on Georgism, but the idea is that it incentivizes landowners to either sell or develop the land. So, for domain names, the idea would be sim
by keiferski 3y ago
Well, I'm no expert on Georgism, but the idea is that it incentivizes landowners to either sell or develop the land. So, for domain names, the idea would be similar: determine (in some way, to be determined) when a domain isn't being used, and then charge a fee that prevents squatting.
- xboxnolifes 3y agoA big part of Georgian is that land value can be impacted by nearby land development. Domains do not have nearby neighbors. At best, it gains some coincidental value by sharing a name with some shortlived fad. That being said, you wouldn't look for squatting and then charge a fee. You would evaluate every domain name and change a fee accordingly. Even non-squatted land can be underdeveloped.