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[suggest] Considering registering the .sui root domain? #19928

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majoson-chen opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 1 comment
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[suggest] Considering registering the .sui root domain? #19928

majoson-chen opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 1 comment

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@majoson-chen
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At present, we already have xxx.walrus.site, which is used to provide content service websites.

But this is still not perfect. First of all, its suffix is ​​long, and unfamiliar users may not associate the name walrus with sui.

If you register the .sui root domain name and keep it synchronized with the NS information on the chain, then:

  1. Shorter URL and strong correlation with SUI
  2. Turn the WEB3 domain name into a real domain name, which can be directly entered in the browser website bar for access, which is currently not done by all other public chains
  3. Improve the product strength of SUI-NS. If we really do this, it is also in line with SUI's purpose of "migrating users from WEB2 to WEB3"
  4. At present, walrus only provides content access services and does not have the function of setting DNS resolution. If we complete this function, then imagine that we can use majoson.sui as an email address?

If SUI officials are willing to register the .sui root domain name, we are willing to contribute related functions, including:

  • dns resolution server
  • User settings interface
  • Logic bound to NS or walrus

This must be a great feature, looking forward to your reply!

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