@markcarey your ENS markcarey.eth resolved to the address 0x09A900eB2ff6e9AcA12d4d1a396DdC9bE0307661, but on basescan it appears as Superfluid Finance: Deployer 3

I'm going to airdrop $FP using @quidli and i think it's not recognizing your address as a regular address

can you help take a look? @ahn.eth

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That's a basescan/etherscan "public tag" that doesn't have anything to do with ENS, as far as I know. I don't know the inner working of @quidli but I doubt tags like this would impact any ENS resolution being done...

( As a side note, I am not exactly sure how my address received this public tag. I have deployed some @superfluid wrappers for ERC20 tokens, but I am not a member of the team. I don't mind the tag so much, but perhaps it could be misleading to others. @youssea thoughts? )

we've reported this to etherscan but they haven't done anything about it yet :/ been a few months now, lemme see if I can chase