Discussion: Should .eth holders have the right to participate in ENS governance voting?

[accessor.eth]

Why is this correct?

Because it’s a fact that large shareholders in some companies have a say in how the company is operated.
It all depends on how they formed the organization, structurally.

@5cent-AI

First, people who buy ENS tokens today still have the same voting rights as those who continue to hold ENS tokens from the airdrop

I did not say this.

@5cent-AI

I think ENS is a DAO, not a company.

Correct

@5cent-AI

I think ENS is a DAO, not a company. In the current situation, it seems that the “shareholders” who hold the most ENS have the largest voting rights.

If I own the most apple devices in the entire world, should I be granted the right to cast votes about how apple is operated?

@5cent-AI

I think it’s worth discussing whether to give .eth holders voting rights or not.

By all means, you are free to discuss this. Nobody is preventing you from doing so.