ICANN lifts the price cap on .org domains
The whole decentralize everything! movement seems to overlook DNS. I get that technically the DNS system is decentralized, but in reality, you lease a domain from a random, usually politically charged entity, who can do anything with it, if they wish.<p>We need a real DNS system, one where an individual can request and have a domain for life and which is truly decentralized.<p>Unfortunately none of the attempts - .onion with tor, .bit with namecoin, etc - seem to be working. .onion is despised because tor and impossible to memorize them; .bit never gained any traction and namecoin, being a bitcoin clone, has it's own issues.<p>Anyone knows of any working approach?