$DOOD $JCT $ICNT Digital ownership becomes more interesting when every item has its own characteristics.
InterLink Name Service (INS) could explore domain rarity scores and competitive rankings to make domain collections more engaging. Users might compare their portfolios, discover uncommon names, and compete through collection-based achievements.
A transparent rarity system could help users understand why certain domains are classified differently. Rankings could also encourage participation without requiring everyone to own the same types of domains.
However, rarity should not automatically be treated as guaranteed financial value. Clear rules and genuine utility would matter more in the long run.
The goal should be to create a fair and enjoyable domain ecosystem.
Would you prefer rarity rankings or collection achievements in INS?
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
InterLink Name Service (INS) could explore domain rarity scores and competitive rankings to make domain collections more engaging. Users might compare their portfolios, discover uncommon names, and compete through collection-based achievements.
A transparent rarity system could help users understand why certain domains are classified differently. Rankings could also encourage participation without requiring everyone to own the same types of domains.
However, rarity should not automatically be treated as guaranteed financial value. Clear rules and genuine utility would matter more in the long run.
The goal should be to create a fair and enjoyable domain ecosystem.
Would you prefer rarity rankings or collection achievements in INS?
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL