I understand you could vote to close ENS Fairy down at some point in the future when you all agree it’s reached a successful conclusion, but a precedent / institutional norm has been set which says it’s ok to interfere with the ENS mechanism in a way that is outside of that mechanism. How many generations of ENS holders do you trust to uphold your view of which domains are worthy/unworthy? Why even make it something you have to worry about?
I did write a bit more about it, but ultimately the initial post from @sat puts it pretty well.