Good point. The entire value of NMC blockchain is to remove reliance on the current DNS system which this would kind of nullify. Another related topic is that

Good point. The entire value of NMC blockchain is to remove reliance on the current DNS system which this would kind of nullify. Another related topic is that a judges ruling is meaningless in regards to NMC, so for example, if someone were to steal google.com by stealing the private key, google.com would have no recourse besides paying a ransom. They cannot get a judge to force the address to be given back. Their domain name would be hijacked forever. In the case of bitcoin, it's great that you can't revert a transaction. In the case of domains on NMC blockchain, I'm not so sure.