Recently came across a site ens.domains promoting some sort of alternative domains in the ethereum blockchain ending in .eth
Anyone has any idea what this is all about and is there any possibility of .eth domains being popular ever or is it worth anything to invest in?
May I join the club, I do not own any 5G domain in true sense, but own VoLTEmobile & VoLTEphone in the king.
(VoLTE stands for voice over Long Term Evolution and is expected to be the basic standard for all operators across the world before 5G. Even 5G is speculated to use advanced VoLTE technology)
Technically it is not a trademark violation if you use for service/product not related to them, but the ICANN guys sitting there will peel the skin, check the pulp, split the seeds and pass a dictate against you.
Everyone understand you did not do it intentionally to hurt anyone. It happens sometimes. :xf.smile: I had instances of $5 offer for domain earning from parking @50 per month . But everyone has the right to express their views and I have the right to just ignore or laugh it off.
Lets forget and...
A good step I would say - there are many oldies like me who will click the .com first from the search results. This will boost relevant contents irrespective of the domain name and extension - people will learn that the extension or domain is just a placeholder, it's the matter which matters.
That was too polite. I once received a phone call from someone from my country yelling "That is my domain, how dare you steal it? I will see you blah blah blah". Before I could figure out what the matter was (the domain was a dropcatch by me after expiration) he started abusing. As soon as he...
Good News. When someone 'wins' in a situation like this, I feel its a win for the whole NP family. Lesson learnt, will keep your experience in mind. Thank you for sharing. CHEERS.
Came across an interesting find out by wordfence, but before going to the main topic, just visit the following sites :!:
https://www.еріс.com/
https://www.apple.com/
Now read the original article by wordfence HERE
Similar article by HackerNews HERE
Time to go back to the 70's ?
One question arises, why should NIXI (in this case and other registries in other cases) should also not be held liable for allowing such registrations?
Just as most domainers do, term my bullshit domains as PREMIUM in all caps and bold.
- Does this qualify for any severe punishment according to the Domain Ethics Gospel?
Thank for the info @Internet.Domains .
Is there any genetic test to verify the grandfathership of a domain or just grandma's word of mouth I have to trust?