I would stop domaining if I ...

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Hey nP members,



we know the possible advantages of domaining:
The industry with one of the biggest profits possible.

And we know the possible disadvantages of domaining:
The risk of financial and temporal loss.

And, we know, that domaining is not all - so I want to ask you:
What thing, equal if it is a 'positive' / 'neutral' / 'negative' thing must happen that you would stop with domaining?

Share your answers here.

Thanks and all the best in your domaining,
kingof.top

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Let me start with the answers.

I would stop domaining, if domaining would stop me.

 

[doubleU]

If somehow the oxygen was removed from the air, then I would consider stopping

 

[D Haynes]

if I had any sense.

if I was half of the people on NamePros.

 

[ZapNano]

Let me start with the answers.

I would stop domaining, if domaining would stop me.

Silly

 

[ZapNano]

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Let me start with the answers.

I would stop domaining, if domaining would stop me.

Silly

Silly if you don't understand how my answer is meant

 

[Arca]

I will stop domaining if the DNS system is superseded by a new system.

 

[ZapNano]

I think I'm too old to wait 5years to 10 years to get a single sell.

 

[HotKey]

if I had any sense.

This one.

 

[bluebox]

I will stop domaining after the coming apocalypse - I will probably still sit in front of not working computer clicking "refresh".

 

[DNScholar]

If there are no more domains.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

If there are no more domains.

'no more domains' hahaahaaa yeah
I think it's indeed not possible to register all possible domains.

 

[doubleU]

'no more domains' hahaahaaa yeah
I think it's indeed not possible to register all possible domains.

It is possible if you had enough cash to do it.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

It is possible if you had enough cash to do it.

I was meaning the technical side / (im)possibilities, not the financial side.

In a theoretical mathematical way it's *maybe* possible - but in reality... I really doubt.
I think it's a galactic calculation if you start trying to calculate really ALL possibilities, even with the strongest of the strongest computers on earth.

ALL posibilities means about:
ALL TLDS x ALL characters / signs / IDNs / languages x ALL lengths
And ALL combinations of ALL that.
It really sounds easier than it is.

 

[E-Promote]

dude, get out of your head...

 

[kittu]

I will stop
The day you report a sale of your 63 character domain

 

[Bram C.]

I would stop domaining if I win the lottery. Well... maybe not. I would probably start a registry then.

 

[nomen]

I wouldn't stop domaining for any reason (well, maybe at a gun point, not that I wouldn't try to tell the aggressors about the beauty of domains first).

 

[doubleU]

I was meaning the technical side / (im)possibilities, not the financial side.

In a theoretical mathematical way it's *maybe* possible - but in reality... I really doubt.
I think it's a galactic calculation if you start trying to calculate really ALL possibilities, even with the strongest of the strongest computers on earth.

ALL posibilities means about:
ALL TLDS x ALL characters / signs / IDNs / languages x ALL lengths
And ALL combinations of ALL that.
It really sounds easier than it is.

Again your right, I've calculated MAX .online registrations in one year is 49 billion and that's not even 0.0000001%

I guess @DNScholar will be around until then.