Appreciative of you coming on the forum and sharing your thoughts. Others can, and should do the same.
The forum is where these discussions happen. Respectfully, individuals passionate about ENS should be checking the forum anyway. If people need a tweet to signpost them to this discussion I would argue they are not that interested in ENS.
Why not use layer2.eth? Or l-2.eth? Or l2s.eth Or l2.ens.eth? Or arbitrum.ens.eth optimism.ens.eth? Or L2.ethereum.eth? Or a DNS imported name?
Less intuitive. Longer.
I think that slightly longer and slightly less memorable is an acceptable tradeoff. (l2s.eth for example)
Hard disagree.
the revenue is still an important metric to track in order for the DAO to have the financial resources to support all kind of projects to further the adoption of ENS.
I appreciate that there are precedent considerations but at this stage this is a single 2 letter name. If the potential revenue loss is dangerous to the functioning of the DAO, we have bigger problems…
The wider discussion about issuing 1 and 2 character names is here:
Bumping this in response to this weeks L2 Interop call. I queried ‘in an ideal world’ the timeline over which we would implement such functionality so as to execute on allowing the DAO to give l2.eth to the interop effort. @0xtiti stated 2 weeks ideally. I noted that EthCC is on the cards, but noting a number of executables are being discussed for execution soon I think that if the appetite exists for this to be voted on, we should move it forward. See this post for specific discussion: P…
I mentioned my personal interest in having a separate registration controller explicitly for ultra clear transparency on which names the DAO are voting to directly allocate. I am only supportive of the allocation of l2.eth at this point, as I agree that more general allocation does have an abundance of associated social/revenue/allocation considerations.
I think we should get a move on and make this happen.