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Kiran
@neuroswish
im pretty bearish on ENS long-term imo any sufficiently popular cryptosocial product will generate native demand for their own namespace, and be able to charge rent for identities. it'll be more profitable than co-opting ENS the only truly canonical, interoperable identity is an ethereum address
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Brenner
@brenner.eth
Only way i could see namespace staying as a building block is if they charged a market rate tax % for the namespace and paid clients/apps (like Farcaster) to use ENS instead of making their own namespace It ends up as: users paying clients/apps to keep using the name they already acquired instead of fragmenting
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Kiran
@neuroswish
maybe... I could imagine this costing a lot to ENS, especially if you have a single social protocol that becomes massive kinda like how google pays apple a TON ($8-12B/yr) for being default search on iOS but the difference is that it's much easier to build your own namespace than a search engine
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@boscolo.eth
I could imagine a world where you get the best of both worlds. Farcaster names could be: [NAME].farcaster.eth I could own bocolo.farcaster.eth and use it the same way I use boscolo.eth and FC could collect the rent for these subdomains. My FC name is going to be contextualized to FC in the minds of others either way.
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