I see what you are saying. why can't you say *.alsfjosajlksajdf, just the same as now? It's harder to remember, but encryption keys are literally impossible t

I see what you are saying. why can't you say *.alsfjosajlksajdf, just the same as now? It's harder to remember, but encryption keys are literally impossible to remember and people maintain lists of those. So to be clear, the idea is just to take away any choice when you buy a domain name. Since people don't use domain names much to navigate around, and tend to use google, this won't change much. The domain is hidden and ugly, but otherwise works as per usual, perhaps I should have been explicit about that. Something else I should have been more explicit about: The whole point is to make it impossible to have squatting and lawsuits about domain names. Let a search engine decide what is the best 'flower' site, not who happened to buy flower.com in 1994. The current system inherently favors existing sites over new sites, which is silly.