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> “All the content of Twitter.com belongs to Twitter’s owners,” Castaño explained in a tweet. “Who am I to sell little bits of the domain to anyone?”

Isn't that kind of the problem? Maybe we should be exploring protocols that let users own the content they create.




Interesting thing is, DNS is structured in much the same way technically. The only difference is that the terms of service of the TLDs say that you own your domain and can sell it... with a bunch of caveats around trademark violations and the law allowing seizures.


I'd hasten to note that his statements aren't a legal opinion or site license.




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