A little while back I set up my first subdomain (.ens.punks) and to my amazement someone on Twitter DM’d asking if I’d create .enspunks.eth for them ( I agreed to do this for free thinking that is awesome).
However, the lawyer part of me began thinking about potential liabilities. So I was wondering if anyone is currently creating subdomains for 3rd parties under the current (pre-namewrapper) subdomain system and might share their insights.
I know I have power to revoke control under the current system, but are there any best practices for subdomains with respect to potential bad-faith actors misusing a subdomain based on my root?
Maybe a standard TOC/EULA being used to indemnify myself and/or waiver of any damages should I revoke control from the 3rd party in my discretion or based on specific acts? IRL contracts might require a bond or deposit, or even a liquidated damages clause in certain instance, which I’m sure is unnecessary, but just some additional thoughts I had that probably translate well to subdomains usage.