I’m for this. ENS has a symbiotic relationship with Ethereum, so it’s in ENS self-interest to see Ethereum thrive. Having Ethereum core developers receive a bundle of tokens from various DAO’s is also a great way to spread votes around, which was the intention of the airdrop.
Some people choose to create new Ethereum wallets regularly for a variety of non-nefarious reasons, to name a few:
- To simplify taxes by having a separation between funds earned from different projects.
- Privacy, not everyone is comfortable showing their entire wallet to the world.
- To not keep too much in one single wallet in case one is compromised.
I’m sure that prior to sending the transactions, that the people will be contacted to make sure the wallet address is correct. Does that alleviate your concerns? 