it's weird to me that sending an ENS name to another wallet does not automatically point the name to that wallet. I had to go into the dashboard and change it manually. Maybe up to wallet apps to prompt, but weird UX.

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yeah in this case having it not point to my new address if I send it between accounts I own feels like weird UX. But it might be something to solve at the client level.

There are two parts to an ENS name. There is the person who owns and then there is a section of all the addresses the contract points to.

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that's a good point... but in this case you're the owner so you should be able to set it right?

what if someone tried to point a very unsavory ENS at your address?

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yeah it makes sense, I think it might be better if wallets just ask "would you like to also point to the address you're sending" and then batch call it

I think its so the name can be kept in a hardware wallet but point to a hot wallet. This was before the fancy delegation stuff