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That's the least bad solution available IMO, since the Internet and DNS is the closest thing to decentralized we have available to us. But it requires a special
by chatmasta 3y ago
That's the least bad solution available IMO, since the Internet and DNS is the closest thing to decentralized we have available to us. But it requires a special TLD available exclusively to courts, which would make the TLD registry a centralized authority. What if a political activist refuses to validate the TLD of a court in the middle of Texas because of a disagreement with a ruling?
- CaliforniaKarl 3y ago> But it requires a special TLD available exclusively to courts, which would make the TLD registry a centralized authority. The .gov domain already exists: https://beta.get.gov/domains/before/ https://beta.get.gov/domains/before/