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Petnames solve a different problem for sure. *Petname systems* integrate both problems. Handbrake can be pulled in as a naming hub just as DNS can, and same as you and I can.
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Handshake might avoid ICANN, but it still reintroduces most of the problems I think. But I don’t know what the upgrade path is. Could you link?
(The “naming hubs” and edge names part of the Petname Systems doc I linked provides an upgrade path approach also.)
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Handshake maintains compatibility with existing DNS and has a way for existing TLD to move one at a time. Pet names solve a differet problem, right? They cannot solve first contact / discovery. (sngpl.ma/t5G_1)
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